Cassie Ventura photographed with Sean "Diddy" Combs. Photo courtesy PageSix
Diddy’s Demise: Violence Against Women and Hip-Hop’s Code of Silence
Trigger Warning: This article will discuss the details of physical and sexual violence against women.
I've Got Bundles and I Got Flewed Out (Green), 2023, Canvas, Kanekelon beads. Tiff Massey 7 Mile + Livernois exhibit photo courtesy DIA
The DIA Takes Visitors to Tiff Massey’s “7 Mile + Livernois”
Last May, the Detroit Institute of Arts (DIA) opened the “7 Mile + Livernois” exhibition, featuring the work of Tiff Massey, a Detroit artist whose art centers around “adornment and community.”
Running Back David Montgomery celebrates in end zone after game winning touchdown in overtime, Sunday, Sept. 8, 2024, Ford Field, Detroit. Photo courtesy Detroit Lions.jpg
Detroit Survives the Rams to get First Win of the Season
The Detroit Lions opened the season by beating the Los Angeles Rams in an overtime thriller this past Sunday at Ford Feld.
Title IX in Women’s Sports by Lynne O'Connor courtesy Essence Fine Art and Literary Magazine
Title IX and Giving Women Athletes Fair Treatment
For high school and college female athletes, Title IX has created a more positive and equitable environment in terms of access and acceptance, but schools still have a ways to go to give women fair funding and support.
Student feels guilty for taking study snacks when he doesn't have any exams to study for.
A Day in the Life of a Henry Ford College Student - Study Snacks
Student feels guilty for taking study snacks when he doesn't have any exams to study for.
(From left to right) Wynona Ryder (Lydia Deetz), Catherine O'Hara (Delia Deetz), Michael Keaton (Beetlejuice), Jenna Ortega (Astrid Deetz) in "Beetlejuice Beetlejuice." Courtesy of Warner Bros.
“Beetlejuice Beetlejuice”: Heavy on Nostalgia and Light on Substance
When a sequel to “Beetlejuice” (Burton, 1988) was announced, many fans of the original were excited yet apprehensive about the film. The nostalgia factor lent much to the excitement, but it is also attributed to the apprehension.