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Alphonse "Al" Lucarelli, a retired managing partner of Ernst & Young L.L.P. who chaired major fundraising campaigns for the Detroit Opera among other civic endeavors, died May 14 at 83.A cause of death was not released. Lucarelli believed that giving back to his community is important, so…

Officials unveil whats ahead at nations No. 1 amphitheater at media event Thursday afternoon.

Everything you need to know about the upcoming Pitti Uomo running June 13 to 16 including runway displays from Fendi and ERL, as well as LuisaViaRoma

Our roundup of the latest news from metro Detroit and Michigan businesses as well as announcements from government agencies.

The Artwork of Detroit Youth will be on full display when the 2023 Chevrolet Detroit Grand Prix, presented by Lear, returns to the city in June.

When the Detroit Grand Prix returns to the streets of downtown in June, student-designed murals will grace the safety walls of the racing circuit.

313 Presents announced Tuesday that it is partnering with Detroit’s College for Creative Studies for the annual design of Pine Knob Music Theatre posters.

For the latest installment of the How I Got My Job series, Santa Cruz native Tina Somers — a self-described science illustrator, printmaker, muralist and painter — spoke with Lookout about her path to opening her own studio, advice to up-and-coming artists and the challenges of being in the business.

Could a future Ram electric truck have enough room in the bed for stadium seating and carry its own canopy to cover it? How about yacht-like steps to climb into the back? Those are just some of the ideas from the student who won the Drive for Design contest.

‘Art is my MANTRA, my reason for existing, my forever love’ the artist says of his solo show