Folk duo the Weepies come out of hiding to celebrate anniversary at Magic Bag
Few things are as endearing as a married couple in a folk band. And even fewer things are as delightful as 2008’s Hideaway — the duo’s third and breakthrough record. To celebrate the album’s 10 year anniversary, Deb Talan and Steve Tannen will bring Hideway to life. After marrying in 2007 and having three children,…
Girls run the world in Tangent Gallery’s 6th Annual Venus Rising Art Show
To hell with boys club. Tangent Gallery’s Annual Venus Rising Art Show is celebrating its sixth year and is more dynamic than ever. The show, comprised of dozens of women artists, exploring an array of artistic mediums including performance art, music, live painting, and body painting, as well as shopping and food vendors. Twenty-five percent…
New billboard reminds public ‘DETROIT IS THE BIRTHPLACE OF TECHNO MUSIC’
Production company Paxahau has removed and replaced the Movement billboard that stood at the Russell Industrial Center advertising the festival year-round to drivers along I-75. We’d occasionally debated with vehicle passengers whether the annual three-day event necessitated an advertisement that stood in the same place 365 days a year. This writer had argued yes, as…
Julia Child-inspired French Bistro opens today near Ann Arbor
James Beard-award winning chef Alex Young opens his new Julia Child-inspired French Bistro just outside of Ann Arbor today. As we previously noted in our preview of the restaurant, The Standard Bistro & Larder, Young’s new project is especially exciting because there’s a dearth of quality French cooking in southeast Michigan and James Beard-caliber chefs.…
Take a sonic tour of the afterlife with Krillin, No Body, and Minihorse at the Russell
What in reincarnation! We feel like we’ve jumped into a black hole and we never want to leave. No Body is Sean Lynch — the same somebody who founded and fronted dream doom-wave shoegazing Milford-based outfit 800beloved. Both Ben Collins of Minihorse and Krillin’s own Leyline Slime, er, Anastasiya Metesheva played along Lynch in 800beloved…
Detroit Public School students shine in annual art exhibition at DIA
You know what they say — children are the future. This idiom is best illustrated by the 81st Detroit Public Schools Community District Student Exhibition. Despite massive cuts to Detroit’s public school art programs, artistic students persevere with the support of the exemplary teachers working tirelessly to encourage self-expression. Explorations of imagination and visions of…
West Riverfront Park design winner envisions beachy cove for swimming
In five years’ time, Detroiters are expected to have a new beachy cove from which to dip in the Detroit River on a hot summer’s day (or on which to ice skate during the roughly 6 months of the year when that’s feasible). The inlet will exist along the Detroit River just west of downtown,…
Tool is bringing its Music Clinic to the Royal Oak Music Theatre in May
Earlier today, rock act Tool announced the dates for its Music Clinic, an “Immersive Dissection” that promises “a rare glimpse behind-the-scenes.” The limited dates includes a May 16 stop at the Royal Oak Music Theatre. Drummer Danny Carey, bassist Justin Chancellor, and guitarist Adam Jones will discuss the band’s songwriting process and then perform the songs live.…
Tunde Olaniran summed up the Flint water crisis in one perfect tweetstorm
Last week, Gov. Rick Snyder announced that due to decreasing levels of lead in Flint’s water supply, the state would cease sending the city bottled water once current supplies run out. Yay! Crisis over, right? Wrong. Tunde Olaniran, a Flint-based musical artist, isn’t buying the governor’s cheerfully delivered news. He launched into a twitterstorm in the…
Artist Paul Johnson critiques media depictions of African American women in ‘Sambo Princess’ exhibition
Detroit-native artist Paul Johnson — aka “ffty” — has built multiple bodies of work centered around variations of the same character — a voluptuous, doe-eyed figure that resembles the extraterrestrial version of the female form. In Johnson’s latest body of work, Sambo Princess, his recurring character takes the form of a mystical African American woman…
Ferndale’s Voyager named one of America’s top 10 restaurants
Food & Wine magazine says Ferndale seafood restaurant Voyager is among the nation’s top 10 restaurants. The national outlet’s list of top spots will be in an issue that hits newsstands on April 13. Restaurateur Eli Boyer (who helped launch Corktown’s Gold Cash Gold) and chefs Justin Tootla and Jennifer Jackson opened the restaurant in…
Michael Bolton believes in Detroit so much he made a documentary about it
Michael Bolton, how would Detroit live without you? The answer? Fine. We would be just fine. But we’ll hear you out. It was announced in 2015 that the majestically coiffed balladeer was forking up $250,000 of his own money to fund a documentary about Detroit, or as Bolton calls it, “The greatest urban turn around…
Mabel Gray’s James Rigato revives Doug’s Delight ice cream parlor
Just about every small town in Michigan has a beloved summertime ice cream shack where the community gathers for frozen treats during the summer months. For decades, Doug’s Delight was that spot in Hazel Park. It traded in soft-serve ice cream and comfort food at the corner of John R Road and West Annabelle Avenue,…
Third Man Records is pressing a super rare soul 7-inch for Record Store Day
The Holy Grail of Motown singles is finally getting a formal release this coming Record Store Day with help from two staples of Detroit music. Up until this past February, less than a half-dozen copies of Frank Wilson’s “Do I Love You (Indeed I Do)” were left on Earth. Recorded in 1965, 250 demo pressings…
Settlement in Flint case will result in screenings and treatment for students
Attorneys representing students at Flint schools have reached an agreement with the Michigan Department of Education, Genesee Intermediate School District and Flint Community Schools to establish a new universal screening program that uses in-depth assessments when needed for all Flint children who were exposed to lead, a potent neurotoxin, by the Flint water crisis. The suit…
At last, Stormy Daniels will perform in Detroit on Wednesday
Who would have thought a porn star would be more poised than the Secretary of Education while being grilled during a 60 Minutes interview? Such is the case with Stormy Daniels. In the wake of revelations of an alleged affair and cover-up with President Donald Trump, Stephanie Clifford (aka Stormy Daniels) will take to the…
Corktown cafe Folk opens on Wednesday
The owners of Corktown’s The Farmer’s Hand specialty grocer are preparing to open a new cafe next door to their shop. Kiki Louya and Rohani Foulkes will present the space, called Folk, on Wednesday when they host an all day brunch. Folk writes on its Facebook page that its menu will offer “globally inspired yet…
As Hash Bash shows pot prohibition on the retreat, a few things worth remembering
Activists, as they do every year, fired up so much marijuana it sent up plumes of the fragrant smoke. Some of the celebrants, such as John Sinclair, have been toking since the festival began. Many of the revelers, of course, are young — in fact, as photos show, there were more millennials than you could…
Kid Rock preaches unity during WWE Hall of Fame induction, wants to ‘body slam’ Democrats
As it turns out, you don’t have to be a wrestler to be inducted into the World Wrestling Entertainment Hall of Fame — you just have to throw a few verbal punches. Looking every bit like photographer Terry Richardson, Kid Rock joined the celebrity wing of the WWE Hall of Fame Friday evening ahead of WrestleMania 34. “This is…
Detroit bartender Jerome Adams, inventor of ‘The Hummer’ cocktail, is dead
One of Detroit’s most famous bartenders died this weekend. Jerome Adams, longtime bartender at the Bayview Yacht Club in Detroit, died early Saturday morning, according to Bayview Yacht Club. Adams was best known as the inventor of The Hummer, his world-renowned signature cocktail that he crafted in 1968 while tending bar at the Yacht Club.…
How a bizarre $300M ‘Chinatown’ scandal played out in Ypsilanti, Beijing, and Wayne State
Surveillance photos from a Michigan First Credit Union camera on Wayne State University’s campus reveal the answer to a question that’s at the heart of a scandal that played out over the last seven months: Who paid for four Ypsilanti officials to travel to China for 12 days? The officials — Ypsilanti Mayor Amanda Edmonds,…
Herb Boyd: Documentary offers a mailman’s view of the city streets
Our former MT contributing editor Herb Boyd tells us he’s familiar with one of the standout films in the Freep film fest, and we’re happy to pass along the word to Detroit audiences. There are so many intriguing, interesting ways to examine the urban landscape of Detroit, and Pam Sporn in Detroit 48202: Conversations Along a…
In search of Detroit’s worst potholes
Voting season has officially ended for Metro Times’ annual Best of Detroit poll, but because it’s still pothole season, we’ve decided to add one last category: The best (worst) pothole in metro Detroit. Dear readers, we need your help. While construction crews have started doing their thing, time is of the essence. Let’s remember the…
Unlikely duo 311 and The Offspring co-headline tour headed to Freedom Hill
Get your chakras’ shit together and warm up that dab rig because beloved barefoot ‘n chill sextet 311 is coming to Freedom Hill on Tuesday, August 14 and they’re bringing low self-esteem poster children The Offspring along for the ride. The two ’90s favorites will co-headline the 29-city “Never-Ending Summer Tour” with opening act Gym Class Heroes…
Masonic Temple to undergo $3.7 million renovation
Big changes are in store for one of Detroit’s most iconic historic landmarks. The Masonic Temple will undergo a $3.7 million renovation that is slated to be completed by the end of this year. It’ll be the first time the building has undergone a comprehensive spruce-up since 1990. Crain’s reports that $2.5 million will fund renovations…
Can Michigan schools ban guns? State’s top court will hear arguments Wednesday
The Michigan Supreme Court will this week hear arguments in cases that could decide whether school districts can implement gun restrictions that are more stringent than those approved by the state legislature. The oral arguments, set for Wednesday, stem from two instances in which people with concealed carry permits walked onto the grounds of Michigan…
Three kids shot in Detroit in just over 48 hours
We’re now up to three kids shot in Detroit in a little over two days. The first victim, a 7-year-old boy, was hit by a stray bullet late Thursday night while he was tucked away in his home on Detroit’s east side. The culprit — angered by a love triangle, police said — had pumped…
Ted Nugent, who has no soul, suggests Democrats should be shot like coyotes
Right-wing wackadoodle Ted Nugent just can’t stop saying right-wing wackadoodle shit. On Friday, the Nuge appeared on the right-wing wackadoodle show InfoWars to issue an incoherent barb against, well, pretty much everyone. Here’s Nugent’s call for what sounds like an awful lot like an American jihad, per Media Matters: Don’t ask why. Just know that…
Detroit City FC returns on Saturday
Detroit soccer fans, rejoice: Grassroots sensations Detroit City FC returns to Hamtramck’s Keyworth Stadium on Saturday, April 14. No mere “beer league” (although, yes, there is plenty of beer), DCFC keeps getting bigger and bigger since it was founded in 2012, drawing crowds of between 5,000 to 7,000 enthusiastic, smoke-bomb wielding hooligans and facing off against…
3-year-old becomes second child shot in Detroit within 48 hours
A 3-year-old girl has been shot in broad daylight at a gas station on Detroit’s west side in what is the second shooting of a child in the city within 48 hours. Police say the child was shot in the head around 2 p.m. this afternoon and is in critical condition. It happened at a gas station…
Trump’s trade war would hit one-time ally GM
President Donald Trump’s tariffs on Chinese imports could hurt a one-time Trump ally: General Motors. On Tuesday, Trump announced more tariffs on Chinese products, including a 25-percent tariff on Chinese-made automobiles. The move, however, wouldn’t harm China’s domestic auto companies because they don’t sell very many cars in North America. General Motors, however, does produce…
Good news, everybody: Flint’s all better now!
A message from the Snyder administration confirms that, due to decreasing levels of lead in Flint city water, the city’s residents will stop receiving bottled water when current supplies run out. A message from the governor himself read: “I have said all along that ensuring the quality of the water in Flint and helping the…
Michigan regulators deal Larry Nassar largest fine in department history
Michigan regulators have fined Larry Nassar $1 million and taken the formal step of permanently revoking the convicted sexual predator’s medical license. The Michigan Licensing and Regulatory Affairs Department issued a statement Friday announcing the fine, calling it the largest to ever be issued by a health professional or occupational board with the department. Nassar…
Southwest Detroit’s Pepe Z Pizza reboots as El Club Pizza
Southwest Detroit brick-oven pizzamaker Pepe Z is now El Club Pizza. El Club owner Graeme Flegenheimer tells Metro Times that Matt Ziolkowski — aka Pepe Z — is no longer with the venue, and Flegenheimer is relaunching the brand as El Club Pizza. What will that mean for Pepe Z fans who check out El Club Pizza for…
This metro Detroit burger was just named one of the country’s best
So what if the Red Wings and Tigers stink this year. Metro Detroit has something even better to celebrate: A damn good burger. That’s according to Thrillist, which scored Dearborn’s Miller’s Bar as home to one of America’s top 31 hamburgers. Describing the stacked masterpiece, one of their burger critics writes: “A perfectly cooked medium burger…
Breaking Mews: Troy Police Dept. to recruit kitten for first-ever ‘Feline Unit’
It was all paws on deck Friday morning as kittens took over the Troy Police Department. Five kittens and one adult cat are in contention to be what TPD says will be the first-ever police cat in its newly instated Feline Unit. The winner of this purr-stegious position will be selected later today. This, of course,…
The Democratic race to replace Bill Schuette just got even tighter
A former U.S. attorney appointed by Obama has picked up a key endorsement in the Democratic race for attorney general, further tightening a battle between a centrist and progressive with just a week to go until the Democrat endorsement convention. The UAW threw its support behind candidate Pat Miles Thursday. The other leading Democrat candidate…
Video: Who’s watching over the clean drinking water of the Great Lakes?
A recently released 30-minute documentary from Great Lakes Now that examines some of the most pressing questions about the health of the largest supply of fresh drinking water on the planet is well worth your time. Who’s responsible for the health of the Great Lakes? Should companies like Nestlé be allowed to bottle that water,…
Rumor mill: H&M heading to downtown Detroit
Detroit fans of fast-fashion brand H&M are in luck, as the company could open a downtown location in the near future. At least that’s according to Crain’s Detroit Business, which reports today that three sources say the Swedish-based company is scouting the city for its first Detroit store. Aside from that, scant details are available. But…
Ypsilanti official’s contract not renewed as China trip scandal investigation concludes
The city of Ypsilanti will not renew economic development director Beth Ernat’s contract, according to multiple city hall sources. The decision, made by city manager Darwin McClary, comes just after the city received a thorough report by an attorney it hired to investigate a scandal over a trip Ernat and other city officials took to…
Petition against $1 billion gas plant left at DTE’s doorstep
Environmentalists have given DTE Energy an illustration of the opposition to the company’s plans to build a billion-dollar gas plant on the St. Clair River, delivering a petition signed by 10,000 of DTE Energy’s customers to the company’s headquarters in Detroit. At a news conference ahead of the demonstration Thursday, representatives of Michigan environmental groups…
Tunde Olaniran returns with new single ‘Vulnerable’ and announces new record
When Flint native Tunde Olaniran first arrived on the scene, he had us shook. His theatrical debut, 2015’s Transgressor, challenged perception, identity and served as a proper introduction to the dynamic artist, powerhouse vocalist, and fire AF dancer. Three years later, Olaniran is prepared to show a softer side. Olaniran released his latest single “Vulnerable”…
CMU student accused of killing parents found incompetent to stand trial
A Central Michigan University student accused of killing his parents in a shooting on the Mount Pleasant campus last month has reportedly been found incompetent to stand trial. James Davis Jr. was deemed unfit for trial on March 23, according to MLive. The news outlet reports that it spoke with Davis’ court-appointed lawyer. The 19-year-old is…
Michigan health officials issue warning over deadly rat poison in synthetic marijuana
Two deaths and over 70 cases of uncontrolled bleeding have been reported in Illinois — all of which health officials say have been linked to the resurgence of synthetic marijuana commonly known as “spice.” As of Thursday afternoon, Wisconson and Maryland are the latest states to report similar symptoms. The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHSS) on…
A rare opportunity to see Eastside Elvis punk out tomorrow night
They’ve played for years, and they always seem to let us know they’re playing approximately 20 hours before a gig. Which means that, outside of gigs at local festivals, it’s hard to get the advance notice to write about the group in a weekly. But today, having heard they’ll be opening for female-fronted punk group…
Jack White’s ‘Boarding House Reach’ tops Billboard charts thanks to vinyl sales
Jack White is No. 1. The rocker’s third solo album, Boarding House Reach, debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 and also landed White on the top of the Billboard Artist 100. It’s his first time topping the Artist 100, but that may only be because the chart didn’t exist when he released his…
Hazel Park Raceway closes after nearly 70 years of horse racing
Hazel Park Raceway has closed after nearly 70 years of horse racing. The track cited ongoing financial problems in a news release sent out Thursday morning. The first signs of the closure came yesterday, when the track reportedly sent horses away on their ship-in day. “Over the past 25 years, the gaming industry has dramatically…
Phoenicia owners are planning a new Capitol Park restaurant
The family behind the Phoenicia and Forest are planning a new casual dining concept in downtown Detroit’s Capitol Park. The Free Press reports that the Eid family will open Leila on the ground and mezzanine levels of the historic Farwell Building. The mezzanine will hold a private dining space, and patio seating will be available during warmer weather.…
Beverly Fishman’s abstract art to color downtown Detroit with new, 170-foot mural
The abstract colorful shapes of artist and educator Beverly Fishman will soon be on full display in downtown Detroit, where they’ll brighten a brutalist building as part of a massive mural. Fishman, a longtime Cranbrook artist-in-residence who also heads the school’s painting department, has designed a 170-by-60-foot mural set for the side of the City Club…
Want to GTFO of Detroit? Southwest Airlines is offering $100 flights
We can all agree that this is some bullshit. It’s going to snow tonight … and tomorrow. It is April. Thanks to Southwest Airlines, you might be able to GTFO for the price of a pothole tire repair or a weekend of binge drinking to numb the pain of realizing that living in Michigan is a choice…
We now know who gave Mike Posner a pill in Ibiza
On his 2015 hit “I Took a Pill in Ibiza,” Mike Posner recounts the time he did exactly that: “I took a pill in Ibiza/ To show Avicii I was cool/ And when I finally got sober, felt 10 years older/ But fuck it, it was something to do.” But beyond those autobiographical details, we did not know…
Nolan the Ninja gets sensual on ‘Phoenix’
We’re used to Nolan the Ninja dropping so many bars that he could make Alcatraz look like the Mayberry County Jail. But in the romantic and melodic “Phoenix,” the Detroit-born emcee has slowed and smoothed down his flow. The vibe of the track is reminiscent of Slum Village’s “Climax,” and Nolan shows he can be…
Native Detroiter Max Gail — ‘Wojo’ on TV’s ‘Barney Miller’— turns 74 today
Anybody over a certain age is going to associate a memorable bass line and a shot of the New York skyline with a certain TV comedy of the 1970s and 1980s. The show, Barney Miller, was all about the Big Apple, but there was a bit of Detroit in it when you consider that Max Gail…
Duggan team conceals recommendation to keep Detroit City Airport in service
When Detroit officials last year commissioned a group of consultants and airport experts to conduct a study on the financially struggling Coleman A. Young Municipal Airport, it was the first time in years that decommissioning the airport and using the land for something other than aviation was on the table. City Airport is said to be one…
Former Ford employee wins $16.8 million in discrimination lawsuit
Faisal Khalaf, a former engineer at Ford of Lebanese descent, was awarded $16.8 million after suing his former employer and two supervisors for multiple instances of discriminatory treatment based on his accent and Arab background. “There was a high-level executive at Ford Motor Co. that my client reported to … that would berate him and…
Nexus pipeline construction slashes its way through Washtenaw County
A year ago, we told the stories of Washtenaw County residents trying to head off the construction of the Nexus pipeline, which was determined to use eminent domain to build a pipeline carrying fracked gas from Ohio to Canada, where pipeline owners hoped to sell it for a profit. Related Activists were mad as hell…
College sports fans keep making fun of the Flint water crisis
It seems plenty of college sports fans have what can only be very generously described as a sophomoric sense of humor. Once again, an overzealous fan used the Flint water crisis as the punch line to a joke while making banners taunting the Wolverines. This time, at least one supporter of Philadelphia’s Villanova Wildcats cracked…
‘Hamilton’ is coming to Detroit
Get ready to kick it back to 1776 — the historical hip-hop sensation Hamilton is coming to Detroit. Since its debut in 2015, Lin-Manuel Miranda’s Tony Award-winning biography of founding father Alexander Hamilton has been one of the hottest (and priciest) tickets in town. Hell, even cancellation lines have become their own right of passage. Now, Detroit…
Hundreds of gallons of coolant just leaked into the Straits of Mackinac
A pair of damaged power cables running under the Straits of Mackinac have sent more than 500 gallons of a synthetic oil into the waters connecting Lake Michigan and Lake Huron, with chance for a total of more than 4,000 gallons of oil to leak. The cables, owned by the American Transmission Company, began leaching the…
Plant-based restaurant GreenSpace opens a fast casual concept in Royal Oak
[image-2] Ferndale vegan and vegetarian restaurant GreenSpace Cafe is launching a new fast casual concept called GreenSpace & Go in Royal Oak. The store — located at 32867 Woodward Ave. just south of 14 Mile Road — is hosting a soft opening this week, starting regular hours on April 9. It will hold a ribbon…
Jazz writers Jim Gallert and Lars Bjorn to be named ‘Jazz Heroes’ this month
Congratulations are due to two jazzheads who’ve written for Metro Times through the years. They are Jim Gallert and Lars Bjorn, and this year the members and supporters of the Jazz Journalists Association have named the duo “2018 Detroit Jazz Heroes.” Gallert and Bjorn are perhaps best-known for their book Before Motown: A History of…
Detroit rapper Payroll Giovanni proposed to girlfriend and the internet is here for it
Love is real, you guys. Detroit rapper Payroll Giovanni proposed to longtime girlfriend and Detroit hair mogul Kendra Parker in front of friends last night. Parker’s reaction was caught on camera — and it’s amazing. I said yes!! 💍💍💍 im marrying the man of my dreams!! pic.twitter.com/JsnTj7jIiz — ᏦℰℕⅅℛᎯ ℙ (@EnvyME_KendraP) April 3, 2018 The…
Detroit’s Charles H. Wright museum to mark MLK assassination with ‘truth’ about leader’s death
“We’ve basically solved the case, telling people how it happened and why it happened,” says Dr. William Pepper. The case is the murder of progressive activist Martin Luther King Jr., and Pepper is talking about the contents of his 2016 book, The Plot to Kill King (Skyhorse Publishing). He’ll be discussing the subject Wednesday, April…
Little Caesars gave away more than 1 million pizzas on Monday
Little Caesars gave away more than 1 million pizzas and Pepsi products during a 1.5-hour span on Monday afternoon, Crain’s reports. The free pizzas were a part of its March Madness promotion, in which the company said it would offer a Hot-N-Ready deep dish lunch combo for free if a No. 16 seed upset a No.…
Review: Detroit’s City Bakery serves up hearty concoctions
My friend and I had low expectations for City Bakery, which we assumed was basically a coffee shop. We settled on a geezer-hour visit, an early supper that would give us time to get to the Main Library’s geezer-hour jazz series (third Tuesdays — not to be missed if you think jazz can be enjoyed…
Wes Anderson’s ‘Isle of Dogs’ is delightfully disobedient
If you Google “does Wes Anderson hate dogs?” you will find several cinematic examples that might suggest the answer is a resounding “yes.” In The Royal Tenenbaums, the family dog Buckley is killed by a coked-out Owen Wilson. Snoopy meets his demise by means of bow and arrow in Moonrise Kingdom. And Jeff Goldblum’s character…
The Russian Five looks at the unlikely rise of the Red Wings’ most iconic line
At first glance, the elaborate machinations required to get five men from Soviet Russia to the United States might read as the plot to the espionage-driven fiction of a Tom Clancy novel. From faking cancer, forging documents, offering up bribes, and the car accident that almost ended it all, the strategic ruse-laden mission took years…
We really are in mortal danger
We are in serious peril of being sucked into or maybe actively and aggressively starting a war — maybe even a nuclear one. That’s no exaggeration. We also are seriously risking plunging our economy into ruin, thanks to the impulses coming from our badly messed up, bizarrely immature, and possibly deranged leader. For nearly a…
Indie demigod Ty Segall on his delightfully schizophrenic double record
Everyone is quick to call Ty Segall “prolific,” and only now is the unofficial prophet of psychedelia learning to accept it. This assessment isn’t completely off base, though, considering the 30-year-old multi-instrumentalist and master of fuzz recently released his tenth album in 10 years, the double LP Freedom’s Goblin — a frenzied dive into his…
Horoscopes (April 4-10)
ARIES: March 21 – April 20 Everything is on its way up. The last few years have held you in a state of tension that has kept you on tenterhooks, wondering which way the chips will fall. Those closest to you have been up and down but at the moment they seem 100 percent ready…
Savage Love: Royal Oak Music Theatre
I visited Royal Oak, Michigan, for Savage Love Live at the Royal Oak Music Theatre. I didn’t get to all of the questions submitted by the large and tipsy crowd — a crowd that skipped the Stormy Daniels interview on 60 Minutes to spend the evening with me (so honored, you guys!) — so I’m…
Professional athletes cop to pot
Who is your pick for the most courageous Detroit Lion? This week, running back Mike James gets my vote. On Sunday, James will join a panel of professional athletes in Ann Arbor discussing their use of medical marijuana as part of the annual Hash Bash activities. What makes James courageous is that he is an…
