Lewis Black, Jim Breuer, Joel McHale Headline Gilda's LaughFest 2013
Comedian Lewis Black, former "Saturday Night Live" cast member Jim Breuer and "Community" cast member Joel McHale are among the acts for next year's Gilda's LaughFest.
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Comedian Lewis Black, former "Saturday Night Live" cast member Jim Breuer and "Community" cast member Joel McHale are among the acts for next year's Gilda's LaughFest.
Hundreds of people gathered at Ford Field Friday night for the annual Hob Nobble Gobble - the fundraiser for Detroit's Thanksgiving Day Parade.
Former music promoter, 82-year-old Bob Harris of Southgate, is Friday night auctioning off 450 photographs he's collected since the 1960's.
A grand opening ceremony complete with fireworks is being held Thursday night as the kick-off for this year's Wayne County Lightfest, the Midwest's largest and longest drive-through light show.
They're celebrating bacon in Berkley.
The annual holiday tree lighting ceremony in Campus Martius Park will also usher in seasonal retail to downtown Detroit.
At the Gamestop in Farmington Hills Assistant Manager Amber Frankfort has been fielding calls about the game all week.
There were a lot of smiling faces at the Parade Company in Detroit as winners were announced for this year's Parade Float Design.
Now you can get the party started with a game about Michigan. It's called the Michigan Chat Pack. It's a card game that features various factoids about the state, followed by questions that spark some conversation.
Santa Claus is coming to town!
The Eli and Edythe Broad Art Museum features a facade of pleated stainless steel and glass, a look that distinguishes it from the traditional brick buildings that surround it on the East Lansing campus.
Older CBS shows like "Medium" and "Numb3rs" are coming to the $8-per-month online video service Hulu Plus.
The so-called son of Detroit, Kid Rock, is scheduled to perform during halftime of the Lions' 73rd Thanksgiving Day Classic vs. the Houston Texans on Nov. 22.
She's a local actress who knows how show biz really works and she's written a book to teach anyone how to be a star on the screen and on the set.
Before the release of "Skyfall," James Bond movies have never disappointed and this time is NO exception.