Ebony Riley: An Interview with the Detroit Native About Her Debut Album, Modeling Career

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Ebony Riley rose to fame as a model under the name Riley Montana. The Detroit native walked the catwalk for some of the biggest...

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Hour Detroit’s Best New Bars 2026

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Bar Chenin The “little wine bar that could” has made an outsize impact on the drinks scene, not just in Detroit but nationally as the...

A Field Guide to Traverse City Fine Dining

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Up until May, I’d only ever heard about morels from chefs who spoke about them with the kind of excitement once reserved for clandestine...

Where to Shop to Create a Charcuterie Board with Michigan-made Items

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Don’t knock our snack scene. Michigan is filled with producers creating world-class bites while thinking locally. Take Leelanau Cheese in Suttons Bay, which uses local...

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John Scofield Quartet performing at the Detroit Jazz Festival

27 Things to Do in Metro Detroit This Weekend (Sept. 4-7)

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Looking for something fun to do in metro Detroit? Check out this handy guide for details on some of our favorite upcoming happenings including...
Holly Campbell and Jeremy Zelzar at 2026 Fash Bash.

Who We Saw at the 2026 Fash Bash

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The Great Gatsby, Jim Gaffigan, Napolean Dynamite Live, and Maybe Happy Ending

2026 Metro Detroit Fall Arts Preview

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Art Sept. 11-13 Season Fair Eleven artists, collectives, and galleries from Detroit, Cleveland, Minneapolis, Washington, D.C., and Denmark will display paintings, sculptures, textiles, and installations at the...
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Mark Champion, Devin Scillian Inducted into Michigan Broadcasting Hall of Fame

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Mark Champion and Devin Scillian are the latest inductees recognized by the Michigan Broadcasting Hall of Fame. The induction ceremony took place on Sept....
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The Wonderful World of Anna Sui

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Anna Sui is a global fashion superstar, maximalist role model, and doting aunt. Now, as a major retrospective of her work and life lands...
Brooks & Dunn; Actors performing in the stage adaptation of 'The Notebook'

11 Don’t-Miss Events in Metro Detroit in September

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Music Sept. 11 Erykah Badu The Grammy Award-winning singer, songwriter, and record producer launched the neo-soul genre into the mainstream with her influential 2000 album Mama’s Gun,...
Interior of Echelon Kitchen and Bar.

Hour Detroit’s Best New Restaurants 2026: Echelon Kitchen and Bar in Ann Arbor

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When NEXT Hospitality founder Doug Zeif first pitched the idea of opening Echelon Kitchen and Bar, chef Joseph VanWagner hesitated. Newly sober, VanWagner planned...
Phil Mandella, Paul Rossi, Tony Mandella, Chris and Chuck Spieser, Dan and Kristin Albani

18th Annual Troy Traffic Jam

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Collage of headshot featuring Kristen Bell, Tim Meadows, Dax Shepard, Diona Reasonover, Sam Richardson, and J.K. Simmons, and Mark Evan Jackson.

The Coney: The Celebrity Charity Event Bringing Big Names Back to Detroit

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What’s a great way to attract major cash to the Detroit arts scene? Get some big-time Hollywood players with Detroit roots to come back home...
Khloe Ann Flynn, Olivia Culbreath, Ruby Wilkos, Maggie Varney

Maggie’s Wigs 4 Kids of Michigan 23rd Annual Gala

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Cazuela de mariscos at Tacos Buey in Detroit.

Hour Detroit’s Best New Restaurants 2026: Tacos Wuey in Detroit

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For chef Eddie Vargas, Tacos Wuey serves as a platform for exploration. Inside the cozy Vernor Highway restaurant — opened in summer 2025 —...
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Hour Detroit’s Best New Casual Eateries 2026

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Amelia Street Pizza Co. Just when it seemed that pizza had peaked in metro Detroit, a new player entered the scene. Chef Matt Arb makes...
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Hour Detroit’s Best New Restaurants 2026: Ostrea in Detroit

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For decades, the London Chop House stood uncontested as the zenith of fine dining in Detroit. But much like the rest of downtown, it...
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What’s Cooking? Metro Detroit Dining News for August 2026

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Hot and Fresh JD’s Stage Bistro in Chelsea One of southeast Michigan’s most anticipated restaurants of the year opened for dinner service on Aug. 11 —...
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COMMUNITY

Study Breaks: The Latest Findings from Michigan Universities

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Why Women Feel More Pain Nearly 50 million Americans experience chronic pain, with women impacted for a longer duration than men. Researchers at Michigan State...
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Cosm Detroit Opening on September 10

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The long-awaited opening of Cosm Detroit is taking place on Sept. 10, with a Shared Reality screening of the San Francisco 49ers vs. the...
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Gordie Howe International Bridge: A Construction Timeline

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More than a decade in the making, the Gordie Howe International Bridge finally made its long awaited debut on July 27. Its completion marks...
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LIFE & STYLE

Inside a Gorgeous Waterfront Lenawee County Dream Home by Birch Design Associates

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Years ago, a man and his business partner purchased an old lakeside home at an auction. The two eventually had the home torn down...
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5 Indie Bookstores in Southwest Michigan to Check Out

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Michigan’s southwest coast has much to offer for a late-summer getaway. If you’re heading that way for some beach time or small-town charm, here...
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A Field Guide to Traverse City Fine Dining

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Up until May, I’d only ever heard about morels from chefs who spoke about them with the kind of excitement once reserved for clandestine...
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ARTS & AGENDA

2026 Metro Detroit Fall Arts Preview

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Art Sept. 11-13 Season Fair Eleven artists, collectives, and galleries from Detroit, Cleveland, Minneapolis, Washington, D.C., and Denmark will display paintings, sculptures, textiles, and installations at the...
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11 Don’t-Miss Events in Metro Detroit in September

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Music Sept. 11 Erykah Badu The Grammy Award-winning singer, songwriter, and record producer launched the neo-soul genre into the mainstream with her influential 2000 album Mama’s Gun,...
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Why the Detroit Jazz Festival Matters Now More Than Ever

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It’s not cheap to keep a music festival free. It is, however, important that we’ve got access to arts, culture, and music, the mediums we...
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