Riders Remake Detroit Site Into Makeshift BMX Park
BMX bike riders have transformed a city-owned plot of land just outside Detroit's downtown into a maze of trails, ramps and jumps.
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BMX bike riders have transformed a city-owned plot of land just outside Detroit's downtown into a maze of trails, ramps and jumps.
Some may think it's a nerd convention, but to others, the Comic Con in Novi is nirvana.
Get ready Trekkies: Since there hasn't been a new Star Trek film since 2009, "Star Trek Into Darkness" will help you get your groove on!
CBS introduced its 2013-2014 prime time schedule Wednesday, featuring eight new series.
The Detroit Film Theatre inside the Detroit Institute of Arts will be hosting a special advance screening of the upcoming Disney-Pixar film "Monsters University." And, it's to benefit three local charities.
The project started two years ago after a Twitter user asked Mayor Bing to build a statue of the science fiction hero as an "ambassador to Detroit."
How does Cinderella handle road rage? The birthday party "Disney" princess for hire is doing good business in Metro Detroit. Amy Demoff provides some funny and interesting commentary on her fairy tale profession.
For "Kings of Summer" Director Jordan Vogt-Roberts, the movie is reminiscent of his younger years. It tells the story of three teenaged boys who run away from home and build a house in the woods.
"The Rocky Horror Picture Show" is back on the big screen in metro Detroit, and for the first time in Michigan it's playing in all digital picture and sound.
Cedar Point is finally open! While thrill seekers have waited all winter long for this day, this year's opening is undeniably special for CP lovers across the planet for one reason -- GateKeeper.
An eighty-seven year old relic was dusted off recently, F Scott Fitzgerald's "The Great Gatsby," a novel of towering literary significance.
First-time director Tina Gordon Chism has a winner on her hands with "Peeples." Chism, who wrote the screenplays for the hit films "Drumline" and "ATL", wrote and directed "Peeples", a laugh-out-loud look at a well-to-do family headed by Virgil Peeples (David Alan Grier), a high-on-his-horse federal judge.
This showcase's goal is to inform, educate, and encourage Michiganders, organizations, and consumers to support the local economy
Dominic Fortuna, who grew up in the Detroit area and still lives in Northern Michigan, plays the part of Frank Abagnale
Wayne State University had no idea that a folk hero was in its midst when the Detroit school awarded Sixto Rodriguez a philosophy degree in 1981.