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Not to shame anyone for their sexual proclivities, but Detroit Lions fans must have extreme humiliation fetishes. How else to describe what it must be...

Metro Detroit's movie-going experience just got a lot less indie, as the Main Art Theatre in Royal Oak says "goodbye" after 80 years of service...

Submit your events to metrotimes.com/calendar. Thu. 6/11-Sun. 6/18 Ann Arbor Summer Festival Remember what it was like being legitimately busy? Well, you’re about to. Since...

We're excited to announce that Metro Times is partnering with the Detroit Equity Action Lab at the Damon J. Keith Center for Civil Rights at...

Lee DeVito A recent visit to RecoveryPark found most of the eight hoop houses had no crops or signs of farming. As Gary Wozniak tells it, his career in finance started in the 1980s when he did a cost-benefit analysis on what it would take to pursue a masters and Ph.D in psychology, his major as an undergrad at Oakland University, and realized he would never be ...

University of Michigan professor emeritus Thomas Moore has been looking forward to this season for a long time — 17 years, to be precise. That's...

April 20 is upon us, the holiday beloved by stoners from time immemorial. (OK, well, actually since like 1971.) In this year’s annual 420 Issue, we take a look at how Michigan’s marijuana industry is doing since voters legalized cannabis for adult use in 2018, both from the money side — Michigan cannabis sales neared $1 billion in 2020, and last month saw record-setting sales — as well as the social equity side, which is to make sure that communities harmed the most by the r...

Lee DeVito Detroits Ford Field is now a large-scale FEMA-operated COVID-19 vaccination site through mid-May. My experience getting vaccinated here was easy. The trucks that rolled out of the Pfizer facility near Kalamazoo in December carrying the first batch of COVID-19 vaccines offered one of the first tangible symbols that this pandemic could eventually...

by  Alan Stamm Hamissi Mamba, left, and Nadia Nijimbere have worked more than four years to "fill a gap as it relates to African fare and culture in the city." Nine photos below include menu items.  (Photos: Facebook) An African restaurant dream goes from vision to full tables for Nadia Nijimbere and Hamissi Mamba, who serve their first guests Saturday at the soft opening of Baobab Fare in Detroit. Both dinner seatings are sold out, the immigrant entrepreneurs ...

by  Alan Stamm Hamissi Mamba, left, and Nadia Nijimbere have worked more than four years to "fill a gap as it relates to African fare and culture in the city." Nine photos below include menu items.  (Photos: Facebook) An African restaurant dream goes from vision to full tables for Nadia Nijimbere and Hamissi Mamba, who serve their first guests Saturday at the soft opening of Baobab Fare in Detroit. Both dinner seatings are sold out, the immigrant entrepreneurs ...