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  1. Kanye West is releasing 'Yeezus' with no single or music video. (Def Jam Recordings/Associated Press)

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    Review: Kanye West eerie, erratic on 'Yeezus'

    • By By Mesfin Fekadu | Associated Press

    It's hard to digest all of Kanye West on his new album.

  1. Big theme parks add celebrity-style perks with hefty price tags

    Universal Studios Hollywood's 'VIP Experience' is a $299 per-person ticket that includes a private trolley, lunch, a VIP lounge and amenities. This photo taken on Wednesday, June 5, 2013 shows tourists receiving a gourmet lunch on their Universal Studios Hollywood's 'VIP Experience,' a $299 per person ticket that includes a private trolley, lunch, a VIP lounge, and amenities. Many theme parks now have VIP tours with perks usually reserved for celebrities _ private tour guides, no waits for the biggest attractions, reserved seating at shows and parades along with behind-the-scenes peaks at places normally off limits. (AP Photo/Damian Dovarganes) (Damian Dovarganes/Associated Press)America's biggest theme parks will pack in around 120 million people this year.

  2. 'Curb Your Enthusiasm' actor Jeff Garlin arrested

    Jeff Garlin (Peter Kramer/AP)Los Angeles — Los Angeles police say 'Curb Your Enthusiasm' actor and comedian Jeff Garlin has been arrested on a felony vandalism charge after a dispute with another motorist over a parking space.

  3. Davidson of 'Young and Restless' wins Daytime Emmy

    Scott Clifton, left, from the cast of 'The Bold and the Beautiful,' congratulates co-winner Billy Miller, from the cast of 'The Young and the Restless,' as Miller accepts the award for outstanding supporting actor in a drama series at the 40th Annual Daytime Emmy Awards on Sunday. (Chris Pizzello/Invision/AP)Beverly Hills, Calif. — Doug Davidson of 'The Young and the Restless' won lead actor honors at the Daytime Emmy Awards on Sunday night, earning his first career trophy for a role he's played since 1978.

  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. App of the Week: 'Viber' avoids roaming charges

    • By Melody Baetens | The Detroit News

    While traveling this summer avoid roaming charges by calling and texting via the 'Viber' app. The app makes calls and sends messages to other 'Viber' users, even when overseas, by using Wi-Fi.

  1. Family sues over Colorado woman's death in TV project

    • By Associated Press

    Denver — The survivors of a woman killed during the production of a reality TV show pilot have filed a wrongful death and negligence lawsuit against Discovery Communications Inc. and Anthropic Productions Corp.

  1. Kanye West is releasing 'Yeezus' with no single or music video. (Def Jam Recordings/Associated Press)

    Review: Kanye West eerie, erratic on 'Yeezus'

    • By Mesfin Fekadu | Associated Press

    It's hard to digest all of Kanye West on his new album.

  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. Oxford Inn to keep name after failing to get dance permit

    • By Melody Baetens | The Detroit News

    Earlier this year Oxford Inn owner Bob Higgins told The Detroit News he would transform his Royal Oak restaurant into a country bar, renaming it Bobby's Nashville Bar and Grill.

  1. Macomb-bred dentist Ryan Shinska heeds a call to serve poor in Uganda

    • By Neal Rubin
    • Detroit News Columnist
    Ryan Shinska draws a shy smile from one of his patients in Uganda. He plans to move there and open a dental clinic in July. (Hope Smiles Uganda)

    If you live in Uganda and you are poor, your teeth hurt. It's a fact of life there, says Ryan Shinska. Coca-Cola costs less than bottled water, the …

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