Snoop Dogg Drops Name Like It's Hot, Becomes Snoop Lion
One of Detroit's favorite recording artists Snoop Dogg announced during a press conference promoting his new album that he has changed his name to Snoop Lion.
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One of Detroit's favorite recording artists Snoop Dogg announced during a press conference promoting his new album that he has changed his name to Snoop Lion.
Former Detroit Pistons Bad Boy Dennis Rodman is now a children's author.
AquaPalooza, described as Lake St. Clair's biggest water and boat party, is coming to Macomb County this weekend.
The racing aficionados of 3Balls Racing are hosting an open track weekend July 28-29 at Grattan Raceway for anyone who'd like to try their hand at racing – all to benefit the Barbara Ann Karmanos Institute for Melanoma Research.
A handful of sports stars from Metro Detroit will be among the thousands of athletes from all over the world who will compete in the Olympic Games over the next two weeks in London, England.
The Third Annual Detroit Bike Week is expected to draw a crowd of thousands to Commerce Township this weekend.
An award-winning actress and comic brings her musical comedy to Detroit this week. "Macho Men and the Women Who Love Them" takes the stage at the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History on Thursday.
Applicants will be judged on dunk technique, performance skills, ability to learn quickly, personality, self-confidence and other qualities that embody being a Flight Crew member.
Chad Everett, the star of the 1970s TV series "Medical Center" which earned him two Golden Globe Awards and Emmy nominations, has died.
The tour bus of a popular hip-hop star was ransacked in Detroit over the weekend as the rapper was in town promoting his new album.
A celebration is on-tap today for the final phase of construction on the east side of the Detroit RiverFront. Governor Rick Snyder, Mayor Dave Bing and others are scheduled to be on hand for the event.
The highly-anticipated film "Why Do Men Cheat?" is holding its world premiere in metro Detroit next month. For Detroiters, this is a chance to get a first look at a film that already has Hollywood knocking at the door.
The 16th annual Sphinx Competition is scheduled for February 13-17, 2013.
The Mega Millions jackpot has risen to an estimated $45 million for the next drawing in the multistate lottery game.
The Michigan Film Office, which approved incentives for 12 movies during the first half of 2011, has given the green light to only four films during the same period this year.