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I don't know what's wrong with people. i feel like if you're not ready to be on a flight or if you feel like -- this latest incident, what's being shown right now on the split screen, i mean, i didn't know this was a real story. it almost seemed like something from, i don't know, "saturday night live." so i don't want to blame the pandemic. i think people have a lot of issues and if you're not ready to fly, please don't fly. >> seems like something from the universal studios tours. you go through a set of a crashed plane and then somebody starts getting crazy and the tour guide jumps off and g...

This who are in the service industry. first of all, i think this is completely unfair. the people who are flight attendants, you know, i feel like they're right up there with our facing's teachers. they're simply not paid enough to deal with this. i don't know what's wrong with people. i feel like if you're not ready to be on a flight or if you feel like -- this latest incident, what's being shown right now on the split screen, i mean, i didn't know this was a real story. it almost seemed like something from, i don't know, "saturday night live." so i don't want to blame the pandemic. i think p...

Grand Rapids Business Journal Courtesy Gerald R. Ford International Airport Gerald R. Ford International Airport unveiled a new sculpture to honor Native American history in West Michigan. The artwork, Aankobiisinging Eshki-kakamigak, or Connection to Creation, was crafted by Anishinaabe sculptor Jason Quigno. The sculpture is carved from black granite and Indiana limestone and features elements in Anishinaabe teachings. The base features a turtle with Anishinaabe floral design representing the four cardinal directions – north (giwaydoonig), east (wabunnoong), south (zhawanoog) and west (ni...

The rap duo Armand Hammer. (Photo by Alexander Richter) Every Armand Hammer song is a rabbit hole. The New York rap duo likes to take a concept and burrow deep into its implications, turning a simple premise into a labyrinthine cave system. That’s the case with “Chicharrones,” the droll centerpiece to Haram, ELUCID and billy woods’s fifth joint album. The song is nominally about snitches and the police. But that’s just the surtext. As woods and guest Quelle Chris excoriate stool pigeons and cop-lovers, the aperture widens to address power fantasies. “Negroes say they hate the cop...

Northern Star Dangerous duo of rappers ELUCID and billy woods known as Armand Hammer, link with one of rap’s most dynamic producers, The Alchemist, on “Haram.” Released March 26, Armand Hammer and The Alchemist further solidify the brilliance of the underground rap scene through dark and dreary lyricism and production.  “Haram” is a perfect example of why listeners should never commit to a verdict on an album after one or two listens. At first, “Haram” is a very relaxing rap project with outstanding production. It’s easy to assume this project might only lend itself to the li...