Detroit Medical Orchestra: Saving Lives And The Music
A group of white coats are doing more than saving lives -- they're saving the music.
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A group of white coats are doing more than saving lives -- they're saving the music.
After all, a movie with a title like "New Year's Eve" should be fun, shouldn't it? And not just fun – but a party!
Of those who plan to buy or use an artificial tree, 36 percent said that they would do so because it is better for the environment.
It's not every day someone invents something so unique that it captures the attention of a national network -- but a Westland man has done just that.
Check out our pets of the week, available at local Michigan Humane Society shelters, to bring home a kitty as sweet as a Kit-Kat.
"The Christmas Carol Caper" is a play within a play, a wickedly difficult form to pull off. It requires actors playing actors playing characters.
BabyCenter released the results of its annual Baby Names Survey and the Top 100 Baby Names of 2011.
Best known for his performance as Col. Sherman Potter, Morgan made more than 50 films, appeared on television during its Golden Age, and played on Broadway.
Alec Baldwin loves Words With Friends, a Scrabble-style electronic game, so much he was willing to leave a plane to keep playing it. Is there any game you would leave a plane for?
The space's size keeps the audience and actors in close contact but still allows for special lighting effects, the changing of scenery and the flying in of some set pieces
Something "Wicked" is returning to Detroit. The blockbuster Broadway Musical "Wicked" is back on stage at the Detroit Opera House, running Wednesday through December 31st.
From humiliating interview to elf indoctrination to scrapes with miscast Santas and obnoxious customers, the author's real-life experiences, detailed in The SantaLand Diaries, are described by the theater as "merrily subversive and fall-on-your-knees funny."
Ultimately, "It's a Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play" is more about form than content. For theater patrons who like to think outside the box, it's a satisfying, non-traditional twist to a traditional holiday standard.
Get in the holiday spirit with this impressive light display. According to the owner, the display only uses about $40 worth of electricity for the entire year.
We have all been there. You get free concert tickets and you decide to go even though you figure the show won't be that good.