Art is resistance for these Arab artists in metro Detroit
Dance, music, and painting become ways to fight for an end to occupation in Palestine despite censorship and backlash
By Randiah Camille Green
Vol. 44, No. 27
Sleepy Donald
By Clay Jones
Lapointe: The Red Wings got trashed
Did the team jinx their season with unfortunate commercial branding?
By Joe Lapointe
Michigan Central Station is hiring ‘ambassadors’ to welcome guests
The long-abandoned Detroit icon is almost ready to reopen to the public
By Lee DeVito
Meet Tracie McMillan, the Detroit journalist measuring the cash value of racism
In ‘The White Bonus: Five Families and the Cash Value of Racism in America,’ the author interrogates privilege
By Layla McMurtrie
Immigrant with disabilities repeatedly assaulted by deputies at Calhoun County jail, civil rights groups allege
“I felt beaten, abused, kidnapped, like I was in a world where I didn’t belong,” Luisa Martinez said
By Steve Neavling
Climate group plans legal pushback on permit for Line 5 tunnel project
Opponents of the tunnel worry about Line 5 continuing to operate, risking a spill and billions of dollars of damage to the environment
By Izzy Ross, Interlochen Public Radio
Suspended Detroit judge defiantly runs to regain seat on 36th District Court
The Michigan Supreme Court suspended Kahlilia Davis for six years for a pattern of bizarre, unethical conduct that was “beyond the pale”
Bizarre mistake could force Judge Dana Hathaway from ballot
The popular Wayne County Circuit judge was hospitalized last month
Judge Dana Hathaway pushes back against efforts to remove her from ballot
The controversy is likely going to be hashed out in court
Freedom from speech
By Tom Tomorrow
Lucha Boom is bringing authentic luchadors to Detroit for Cinco de Mayo
The group has the goal of highlighting the Mexican wrestling tradition in the United States
In ‘Unfrosted,’ Jerry Seinfeld gives the Pop-Tart an absurd origin story
Jim Gaffigan dishes on the Netflix film, which takes creative liberties with the Michigan-made tale
By Adam Davidson
‘Challengers’ teases with competitive tennis and sweltering sexy times, but falls short of euphoria
Luca Guadagnino is ever the stealthy queer filmmaker
By Craig D. Lindsey
Free Will Astrology (April 24-30)
What do the stars have in store for you this week?
By Rob Brezsny
Detroit Symphony Orchestra has ‘Disco Fever’
The DSO will perform orchestral arrangements of popular disco tunes, complete with a dance-off
Detroit’s Apotheculture Club is giving formerly incarcerated ‘cannabis enthusiasts’ free tickets to their next event
The upcoming experience will include a cannabis-infused BBQ alongside Detroit Opera’s performance of ‘The Cunning Little Vixen’
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By Jon Stojan
