LionTown 2012 Brings The Roar To Towns Across Metro Detroit
If it seems you're seeing lions everywhere these days, it doesn't just mean your football obsession has gotten out of hand. There actually are lions everywhere.
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If it seems you're seeing lions everywhere these days, it doesn't just mean your football obsession has gotten out of hand. There actually are lions everywhere.
The plan is to visit 50 cities in seven days to film people singing a line from the song "Good Time."
A manager for Phyllis Diller confirms to CBS News that the actress and comedian died Monday morning at her Brentwood, Calif. home.
A musical tribute is planned for a well-known Detroit musician who died earlier this week.
Seniors 62 and older and a caregiver will receive free admission, parking and rides on the Tauber Family Railroad.
The Woodward Dream Cruise isn't all horsepower -- there's foot power, too.
Grand Rapids lip dub czar Rob Bliss and Jeff Barrett will take to the streets of Detroit and other towns to ask folks to sing "Good Time" by Carly Rae Jepsen for a YouTube video project promoting Michigan.
An exhibition of artwork made at the Nazi's Auschwitz labor camp is opening in Michigan before going on a national tour.
Imagine taking a movie as beloved as Sparkle and updating it for the 21st century. No small feat – to say the least. But that's exactly what the producers of Sparkle did with their version of Sparkle, executive-produced by Whitney Houston.
Last night's episode brought back ZingBot 3000, from seasons 12 & 13 to give the new houseguests some new perspectives about themselves and, of course, some zings.
Someone, somewhere in Michigan has just become very, very rich.
It might just be the most eye-catching and controversial car this weekend along Woodward: "The Brutus Mobile."
A history of music in Detroit - from jazz to blues to Motown to techno and hip hop - will be covered in an interactive museum gallery supported by a $250,000 donation by the Kid Rock Foundation.
Following passage of the 10 year Detroit Institute of Arts millage August 7, museum employees have noted an increase in foot traffic.
Stars and staff of CBS Television are traveling the country stopping in cities to thank fans of the network. The Detroit stop will be centered outside Ford Field. Tweet to #CBSBuzz and we might quote you.