The Phantom of the Opera, the longest running Broadway musical in history, with more revenue generated than any other stage play or movie in history, toured in Detroit from January 11-22.

“He’s sophisticated.” “He inspires me to do better.” “He’s a nice guy.”

Cobo Center in Detroit was where the North American International Auto Show had taken place, where the world’s automakers displayed concept cars and high tech vehicles.

The Mirror News had an opportunity to sit down with artist and activist, Corine Vermeulen, whose “Walk-in Portrait Studio” was a featured exhibit at the Detroit Institute of Arts last year.

Oakland North End (ONE) Mile project is an architecture and design based program in the North End of Detroit.

Youmacon was all around the Metro Detroit area, whether you were ready for it or not. Though focused on Japanese pop culture, there was a fair mix of other fandoms from movies, TV shows and comics, along with anime and manga.

On Saturday, Nov. 12, the HFC Ice Carving Club hosted the yearly event known as the Annual Collegiate Ice Carving Invitational. This event was held in the HFC Parking Areas.

The Detroit Institute of Arts (DIA) holds art pieces and historical artifacts collected from all over the world.

Thalassa swings high in the ceiling of the second level in the Detroit Institute of Arts. There she emerges from the sea where she lives.

ComiqueCon is a lively convention presented by Green Brain Comics and held at the Arab American National Museum focusing on “awesome women making awesome comics.” Despite the convention being focused on women in comics, it is definitely not exclusive t