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MTV is 30 years old today. I turn 32 years old later this year. Are any of you about my age, fellow 30- and 20-somethings who grew up watching the channel? When I was younger, MTV actually live up to its name — MUSIC Television. Now, a quick look at the schedule shows that...
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I’ve seen a few fliers for Maker Faire here and there, at Eastern Market and around the neighborhood, and I’ve been wondering what it was and why they can’t spell “fair” correctly. As it turns out, it’s a pretty big event, held at The Henry Ford in Dearborn. The tables I’d seen before had...
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Don’t look at the calendar. August is already next week. Summer may be speeding by, but that doesn’t mean we can’t enjoy what’s left of it. In fact, there are still plenty of festivals to be had over the course of what’s left of summer, so there’s sure to be something for everyone to...
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Give me good food and some good music, and you might as well put me in heaven. So imagine my delight when I realized that Taste of Kalamazoo is going on now through Saturday. If you didn’t make it out last night, maybe this will tempt you: One Man and a Grill. Papa’s Italian...
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I lived in Ann Arbor for about three years, and every year, I had a love/hate relationship with the Ann Arbor Art Fair. I hated attempting to drive around all the blocked streets, and, even though I lived outside the more bustling part of the city, I somehow always managed to live near a...
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It’s summer, and the living is easy. Except when you’re hot. And sunburned. And have sand everywhere. And sick of reading magazines outside. Yes, as bad as it sounds, I’m sure all of need a little bit of variety to break up the monotony of the hot summer days, especially if we’re home with...
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Libraries haven’t been just for going to to read a book, for some time now. Also in the offering, concerts… On June 15th, at 6:30pm, the Southfield Public Library continues its offering of musical concerts with the Alligators, one of most popular urban blues bands in Detroit and the Midwest. “The Alligators are without...
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Apparently, there are two types of people in this world: Those who love the television show “Glee,” and those who don’t. Count me in the second category. It’s not that I harbor a lot of animosity toward the show; I just don’t get it. I don’t understand the draw of singing and dancing high-school...
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If you’ve seen the “Back to the Future” movies, you’ve heard Huey Lewis and the News, even if you don’t know off-hand who they are. (Sing it with me now — “Back in time… yeah…”) He’ll be the first one to plat at the Frederik Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park summer concert series. Unfortunately...
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Often tucked away in the most unassuming locations are restaurants that turn out to be true gems. Neighborhood restaurants that bond community. Restaurants with food so good, it keeps you coming back for more. Recently, I found another one of these hidden gems in Detroit. The 1917 American Bistro. Located on Livernois, just north...
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