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Royal Oak’s Five15 celebrates 15 years of drag queen bingo with free tickets
The show is consistently voted by Metro Times readers as the best group night out
By Lee DeVito
Tags: Culture, LGBTQ+, Things to Do, FIVE15, metro Detroit drag queens, Royal Oak, Five15 Media, Mojo and More
After retiring from the NFL, Romeo Okwara is focused on photography
“Everything in me was pulling me towards the art and I just had to listen,” the former Detroit Lion says
By Layla McMurtrie
Tags: Arts, Sports, Romeo Okwara, Detroit Lions, Detroit artists, Periodicals, Romeo Okwara art, Romeo Okwara photography, Detroit photography, Julian Okwara, Slideshow
Botanical artist Lisa Waud trades flowers for upcycled objects in ‘Memory Forest’
It’s part of a three-part series that will include bringing the smell of rain indoors and 25-foot-tall flower headdresses
By Randiah Camille Green
Tags: Arts, Arts Spotlight, Things to Do, Lisa Waud, Detroit artists, Milwaukee Junction, Boyer Campbell Building
Free Will Astrology (May 8-14)
What do the stars have in store for you this week?
By Rob Brezsny
Tags: Horoscopes, Horoscopes, horoscopes, astrology, Metro Times horoscopes
Found Footage Festival celebrates 20 years with tour stop at Hamtramck’s Planet Ant
Joe Pickett and Nick Prueher have watched hours of weird video tapes — and saved the best for you
Tags: Movies, Critics’ Picks, Things to Do, Found Footage Festival, Planet Ant, Hamtramck, Video
Someday merges culinary and visual arts in Detroit’s North End
A Detroit couple returned home to introduce the community to this creative studio and bakery that nourishes all senses
Tags: Arts, Local Businesses, News, Someday, Detroit artists, Detroit art, Black-owned businesses Detroit, bakery in Detroit, art gallery, Slideshow
Free Will Astrology (May 1-7)
Tags: Horoscopes, Horoscopes
Lucha Boom is bringing authentic luchadors to Detroit for Cinco de Mayo
The group has the goal of highlighting the Mexican wrestling tradition in the United States
Tags: Culture, Things to Do, Critics’ Picks, Lucha Boom, Lucha Detroit, luchadors in Detroit, lucha libre Detroit events, Cinco de Mayo Detroit events, things to do in Detroit, Mexican culture, We Are Culture Creators, Slideshow
In ‘Unfrosted,’ Jerry Seinfeld gives the Pop-Tart an absurd origin story
Jim Gaffigan dishes on the Netflix film, which takes creative liberties with the Michigan-made tale
By Adam Davidson
Tags: Movies, Movies, Television, LOL, Kellogg’s, Jerry Seinfeld, Jim Gaffigan, Battle Creek, Grand Rapids
‘Challengers’ teases with competitive tennis and sweltering sexy times, but falls short of euphoria
Luca Guadagnino is ever the stealthy queer filmmaker
By Craig D. Lindsey
Tags: Movies, Views & Opinions, LGBTQ+, Luca Guadagnino, Zendaya, Josh O’Connor, Mike Faist, Video
Tiff Massey pays homage to Detroit’s Black culture and style in upcoming DIA exhibit
The show explores themes of identity and self-adornment, speaking to the stories of local Black girls’ early connection to jewelry
Tags: Arts, Things to Do, Detroit Institute of Arts, art shows Detroit, Detroit artists, Tiff Massey, Avenue of Fashion, 7 Mile and Livernois, Detroit West Side, Detroit events, things to do in Detroit, DIA, art exhibits, Detroit fashion, Slideshow
Art is resistance for these Arab artists in metro Detroit
Dance, music, and painting become ways to fight for an end to occupation in Palestine despite censorship and backlash
Tags: Arts, Longform, Visual Art, Palestine, Israel, Gaza, Palestine, Arab Americans in metro Detroit, Dearborn, Cover Story, Slideshow
Free Will Astrology (April 24-30)
Palmer Park celebrates Earth Day with Art in the Trees
Along with the one-day-only art and music show, a big piece of the Earth Day celebration will be a spring clean-up
Tags: Arts, Critics’ Picks, Things to Do, Palmer Park Detroit, Earth Day Detroit, Detroit artists, Detroit music, Slideshow
Free Will Astrology (April 17-23)
Laura Quattrocchi transforms lottery tickets into thought-provoking sculptures for 'The Loser Show'
The tragic yet comedic interactive exhibition is displayed at Andy Arts on Detroit’s west side
Tags: Arts, Environment, Things to Do, Andy Arts, Lotto, lottery tickets, Detroit numbers, Fenkell, westside Detroit, Detroit art, Detroit artists, things to do in Detroit, Detroit art exhibitions, Slideshow
‘New Name. New Era’: Michigan Theater Foundation reintroduces itself as Marquee Arts
Plus, the Cinteopia Film Festival is returning after a 5-year hiatus to highlight underrepresented filmmakers
Tags: Arts, News, Stage, Michigan Theatre, State Theatre, Ann Arbor News, Cinetopia Film Festival, Slideshow
Ivan Montoya ponders how the past informs the present in ‘Sonde{a}r’
His solo show is at M Contemporary Art in Ferndale until April 20
Tags: Arts, Arts Spotlight, Things to Do, Ivan Montoya, Detroit artists, M Contemporary Art
Alex Garland’s ‘Civil War’ shows us a violent, fractured America — but despite the verisimilitude, needs more specifics
Filmmaker Alex Garland says that he wants to prompt conversation, and by not making explicit what either side of the conflict represents, he perhaps allows for at least a tentative reach across the yawning divide
By Cliff Froehlich
Tags: Movies, Movies, Views & Opinions, Alex Garland, Kirsten Dunst, Nick Offerman
Video: Twiztid’s Paul ‘Monoxide’ Methric talks Astronomicon 7
The pop culture convention returns to Livonia’s Burton Manor to celebrate its 7th year
By Josh Justice
Tags: Culture, Critics’ Picks, Music, Things to Do, Astronomicon, Twiztid, pop culture conventions in metro Detroit, Livonia, Slideshow
Brian McKnight’s Detroit concert canceled following ‘deadbeat behavior’ controversy
Metro Detroit’s first pickleball-only complex opens in Warren
By Steve Neavling