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My boyfriend doesn’t know this, but I made him move to Ferndale for the breakfast scene. The Toast vs Fly Trap debate was raging through the Twitter/Facebook/Blogosphere, as well as in the bellies of our mutual friends. Every time we looked at a bungalow to rent, I saw homemade French toast dancing in the...
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Here is a great, yummy, filling, and HEALTHY recipe perfect in time for the weekend! Trust me you will love this, check it out, prep it out, take a bite, and let me know what you think:) Ingredients 1/2 (12 ounce) package uncooked lasagna noodles- whole wheat 2 eggs (I use one whole, one...
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Clear Magazine (based in Royal Oak, MI) has announced the publication of its first tree-less, 100 percent recyclable magazine. Printed on YUPO®synthetic papers, Clear’s latest issue, themed “fame underground,” premiered at December’s Design Miami/Basel festival, where Clear was also a media partner. This environmentally friendly publication is the brainchild of Clear founder and creative director Emin Kadi. Clear’s unique,...
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The nondescript Noble Fish supermarket and sushi bar. Credit Kodamakitty via flickr. Noble Fish, Downtown Clawson, 45 E 14 Mile Rd, Clawson, MI, (248) 585-2314 This place isn’t for everybody. First, you have to park. There is rarely parking available on the street, and the lot behind the little Japanese market and sushi bar has more disputed boundary lines...
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Jason Gillinger I recently met with Jason Gittinger, founder of The Detroit School of Rock and Pop Music(DSRP) and drummer for the band The Mega 80′s, to get a look at his environmentally-friendly operation with flooring from the Michigan State Fairgrounds Coliseum and doors and windows from an architectural salvage warehouse in Detroit. Upon first walkabout, I...
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Many up-and-coming artists these days have trouble finding ways to make people buy their product. Listeners nowadays can find your music for free if they search hard enough, so artists figure they should just give away their product and appreciate any audience they get. And to a certain extent, it’s true. But artists, I have...
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You’ve heard the expression, “It’s all fun and games until someone gets hurt”?….that rings more true in the sports world where it is all fun and games. Injuries are a part of the game and without them we’d never have stories like Lou Gehrig, Kurt Warner and Clint Longley. But it’s a different game...
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Here is another “Cool Stuff” Idea from our cool Urbane Life friend, also a noted speaker and author Michael Angelo Caruso. Michael will be providing interesting Cool Stuff Ideas here every Saturday going forward. We hope you find them helpful. If you see Michael around town, tell him you saw him here first, we will give you secret gift, really we...
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I often tell people that the Midwest has the most native musical talent in the country. Don’t get me wrong, there are amazing bands and songwriters in cities like Seattle and Brooklyn and Nashville–but how many of those people were actually born in those cities? Not many. There’s something wholly unique about the music of...
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I’m not gonna worry wrinkles in my brow ‘Cause nothin’s ever gonna be alright nohow No matter how I struggle and strive I’ll never get out of this world alive. – I’ll Never Get Out of this World Alive by Hank Williams That’s a stanza from the last single Hank Williams released while he...
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