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  1. Director Dan Scanlon, who is from Clawson, poses with some of of the central Disney Pixar 'Monsters University' characters at a premiere of the movie at the El Capitan Theatre in Hollywood, Calif. (Kevin Winter/Getty Images)

    Clawson kid grows up to be monster animator

    • By By Tom Long | Detroit News Film Critic

    Making any Pixar movie is a monster of an undertaking. We’re talking hundreds of people working on animation, on storylines, casting the voices, following the details, trying to keep up what is pretty much the highest standard in modern animation. And it all takes about five years to complete.

  1. Motor City Brewing Works charms with its suds and creative pizzas

    Pizza makers Sarah Wierzbicki, left, and Stephanie Bischoff work on a couple of the 10 varieties available. (Ricardo Thomas/The Detroit News)Tucked away in the back of a parking lot that actually belongs to another restaurant, Motor City Brewing Works probably has what most people would consider an inauspicious location. But that's really just part of the charm.

  2. Chamber fest keeps artform alive with classics, new pieces

    Festival Artistic Director James Tocco is also a performer. (Hart Hollman)On a June evening in 1994, before an expectant crowd of music-lovers, the regal strains of Paul Dukas' 'Fanfare from La Peri' filled the sanctuary of Temple Beth-El. The first Great Lakes Chamber Music Festival was under way.

  3. Kick back with a cold one; try Buddy's new 'za

    The Mediterranean is one of four Sicilian style thin crust pizzas available at Buddy's starting Monday. (Buddy's Pizza)Our brew-loving region will kick off summer with two major beer festivals this weekend: the two-day Summer Beer Fest at Campus Martius and Wild West Summer Beer Fest in Royal Oak.

  1. Heroes Gala raises $700K to benefit DSO

    • By Michael H. Hodges | Detroit News Fine Arts Writer

    Saturday's third-annual Heroes Gala, honoring longtime board member Barbara Van Dusen, raised more than $700,000 to benefit the Detroit Symphony Orchestra.

  1. Jay Fosgitt of Ann Arbor, creator of 'Bodie Troll,' will be at Kids Read Comics! Jay Fosgitt of Ann Arbor is the creator of 'Bodie Troll.' He'll be at the Kids Read Comics! convention this weekend. (Red 5 Comics)

    Kids Read Comics! convention is this weekend

    • By Eric Henrickson | The Detroit News

    Do you know a kid who likes to read comic books? Then you'll want to take that kid (or just yourself) to the Kids Read Comics! convention this …

  1. 'Sullivan & Son' reintroduces itself to cable

    • By Rob Owen | Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
    Steve Byrne returns to Pittsburgh to run the family bar with dad Dan Lauria in 'Sullivan & Son.' (Danny Feld)

    There was a curious title for the second-season premiere of TBS's 'Sullivan & Son' last week. It's called 'The Pilot, One More Time.'

  1. Kid Rock adds record eighth show at DTE

    • By Adam Graham | Detroit News Pop Music Writer
    Kid Rock's eighth DTE show will be Aug. 20. (Brandy Baker/The Detroit News)

    Kid Rock has added an eighth concert to his August run at DTE Energy Music Theatre, setting a venue record in the process.

  1. Car Show event honors vision of Wayne Cherry

    • By Chuck Bennett
    • Detroit News Columnist
    Former GM designer Wayne Cherry was honored. at the event. (Martin LeFlore)

    Surprising comments were made during a speech paying homage to Wayne Cherry, retired GM Vice President of Design, on Friday at an event called Vision …

  1. 'Man of Steel' takes flight with $125M debut

    • By Derrik J. Lang | Associated Press

    'Man of Steel' leaped over box office expectations in a single weekend.

  1. Motor City Brewing Works charms with its suds and creative pizzas

    • By Molly Abraham
    • Detroit News Columnist
    Pizza makers Sarah Wierzbicki, left, and Stephanie Bischoff work on a couple of the 10 varieties available. (Ricardo Thomas/The Detroit News)

    Tucked away in the back of a parking lot that actually belongs to another restaurant, Motor City Brewing Works probably has what most people would …

  1. 'One and Only' will be released this month by Simon & Schuster. (AP)

    New book explores the not-so-miserable only child

    • By Leanne Italie | Associated Press

    No kids, one kid, four kids: There's no end to the debate over why people decide on a certain number.

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