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  1. The Bud ad has a mashup between “She Sells Sanctuary” and “Good Feeling.”

    Farmington Hills company lands 5 Super Bowl ads

    Yessian Music is not a household name, but the tunes that have come out of the Farmington Hills-based composition and production company have been filling homes with melodic and cinematic arrangements for decades. And the list will only get longer once the world is exposed to this year’s Super Bowl commercials.

  1. Age and internal competitions could determine supporting role winners

    Even though this year’s supporting actor and actress Oscar races seem foregone conclusions, they’re still worth kicking around a bit. Especially since they’re not really foregone conclusions.

  2. Christian music festival brings diverse talent to Ypsilanti

    The Christian rock band MercyMe, formed in 1994, has received numerous Grammy nominations. (CMA Media Promotions)The Christian music event Rock and Worship Roadshow is Friday at the Eastern Michigan University Convocation Center in Ypsilanti. The fourth annual musical celebration features contemporary artists MercyMe, Tenth Avenue North and Sidewalk Prophets, and rapper Lecrae.

  3. NBC banking on a 'Smash'

    Megan Hilty, center, a real-life Broadway actress, plays a woman seeking the lead in a musical about Marilyn Monroe. (NBC)One show can’t save a network. But if NBC is ever going to ascend from its lowly fourth-place status, its new musical “Smash” just might be the catalyst to turn everything around, with star potential in Spielberg, cast and song team.

  1. Elmore Leonard, 86, still on top with new novel, hit TV series

    Elmore Leonard, at work in his Bloomfield Village home, still has plenty of steam with the new novel, “Raylan,” debuting Sunday at No. 7 on the New York Times bestseller list, and the FX series “Justified” based on his Raylan Givens character. (Photo credit: David Guralnick / The Detroit News)

    The longtime Bloomfield Village resident still has plenty of steam with the new novel, “Raylan,” and FX series “Justified.”

  1. Dance celebration in full swing at Berman

    “Dance Month” at the Berman Center in West Bloomfield showcases local, national and international talent. (Berman Center for the Performing Arts)

    During “Dance Month,” which began Jan. 26 and ends Feb. 18, West Bloomfield's Berman Center for the Performing Arts is putting dance in the spotlight …

  1. London Chop House set to reopen in Detroit

    After being shuttered for more than 20 years, new owners of the London Chop House are gearing up to reopen the iconic restaurant in the Murphy …

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