On Nov. 3, 1954, Toho Company made history with the release of “Gojira”—better known in the West as “Godzilla, King of the Monsters!”

This September, during Detroit’s annual Month of Design, organized by Design Core Detroit, up-and-coming creatives and their endeavors were showcased throughout the city.

September visits readers in celebration of Literacy Month. It’s a time to kick back with a new book or an old favorite and enjoy the changing of the seasons.

Rally to Support Palestine, Nov. 1, 2023, at Henry Ford College, Dearborn, MI. Photo by Ashley Davis

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Midnight Care Collective founders,Triniti (iii) and saylem mississippi celeste, reading from their “Statement on Care” at the Black Salt Press launch event, Feb. 6, Detroit Public Libary main branch.

This month, in the Sisson Gallery in the Mackenzie Fine Arts Building on Henry Ford College’s main campus in Dearborn, fine arts professor Narine Kchikian held her first solo exhibit, “The Tale of Trees.” The exhibition, taking over four years to compl

There is no doubt about the convenience of the smartphone camera. What isn’t there to love when an HD quality camera fits right in your pocket? Professional quality photo shoots can be done with smartphones.

On Jan. 25, the Library Street Collective debuted its newest exhibition at The Shepherd Art Center in Detroit’s East Side nieghborhood. “Warp and Weft: Technologies within Textiles” was curated by Allison Glenn, the artistic director of The Shepherd.

Dealing with complicated, painful emotions within the embrace of a supportive community is exactly what stage director Vanessa El-Zein is capturing in her debut musical showcase that she has written and directed.