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  1. Jeni Hellum dresses for a steampunk event in 2010. This weekend’s third annual World Steam Expo celebrates the genre, a sort of Victorian image of science fiction. Garb includes full-length dresses and waistcoats, with brass and leather accessories. (John M. Galloway / Special to The Detroit News)

    World Steam Expo steampunk fest brings Victorian flair to sci-fi in Dearborn

    • By Eric Henrickson
    • The Detroit News

    The Memorial Day weekend is full of festivals and events, but perhaps the most intriguing will be the third annual World Steam Expo, which opens Friday at the Hyatt Regency in Dearborn.

  1. Believe it: Justin Bieber to play The Palace

    The Biebs is coming! The Biebs is coming! Justin Bieber is headed to The Palace of Auburn Hills Nov. 21, the teen pop star's camp announced today.

  2. Green Bay Packers star Donald Driver is new ‘Dancing’ champ

    Los Angeles— He already has a Super Bowl ring, and now football star Donald Driver can add the "Dancing With the Stars" mirrorball trophy to his awards collection.

  3. Neil Sedaka turns music kid-friendly

    (Imagine Publishing)Where has Neil Sedaka been all these years? Wiggling his way into the hearts of a new generation, for one, through picture books accompanied by mini-albums offering playful takes on some of his hits.

  1. Anna Faris improvs her way through Sacha Baron Cohen’s ‘The Dictator’

    • By Frank Lovece
    • Newsday
    Zoey (Anna Faris) stars in "The Dictator." (Melinda Sue Gordon/Paramount Pictures)

    Anna Faris plays a grungy pixie in overalls and with armpit hair -- the feminist-vegan manager of an organic food co-op -- in Sacha Baron Cohen’s …

  1. Video: Tom Long reviews 'Cabin in the Woods'

  2. Photos: 2012 summer movie preview

  1. Oakland County commissioners back putting DIA tax on August ballot

    • By Lauren Abdel-Razzaq
    • The Detroit News
    DIA Docent Renee Grant, left, talks about the famous Diego Rivera murals with Bill Carey, 53, of Ferndale. The DIA, which has struggled financially as government funding dropped off, is seeking the millage to fund an operating endowment. (Brandy Baker / The Detroit News)

    A millage to benefit the Detroit Institute of Arts will go before Oakland County voters. The Oakland County Board of Commissioners voted 15-9 …

  1. Marvel Comics plans wedding for gay hero Northstar

    • By Associated Press
    This comic book cover image released by Marvel shows "Astonishing X-Men," No 51. Marvel Comics said Tuesday that the Canadian character named Jean-Paul Beaubier, right, will marry his beau, Kyle Jinadu, in this edition due out June 20. (Marvel Comics)

    Wedding bells will ring this summer for Marvel Comics' first openly gay hero, super speedster Northstar, and his longtime boyfriend.

  1. Library of Congress taps 25 sounds for registry

    • By Brett Zongker
    • Associated Press
    In this May 21, 2008 file photo, Donna Summer performs during the finale of "American Idol" at the Nokia Theatre in Los Angeles. Donna Summer's hit "I Feel Love" is joining The Grateful Dead's famous 1977 Barton Hall concert as sounds of cultural significance, among 25 additions that are being announced Wednesday by the Library of Congress as part of its National Recording Registry. (Kevork Djansezian / Associated Press)

    Washington — From rare audio interviews of former slaves to recordings by Donna Summer and the Grateful Dead, 25 sounds that shaped the …

  1. Wednesday TV pick: 'Modern Family'

    • By Mekeisha Madden Toby
    It will be an emotional roller coaster on “Modern Family.” (ABC)

    ABC’s Emmy-winning comedy “Modern Family” promises a night of laughs when the third season comes to a close at 9 tonight.

  1. Woodward Imperial bar to open next week in Ferndale

    • By Melody Baetens
    • The Detroit News

    Owners of the much buzzed about Woodward Imperial in Ferndale have confirmed that the bar will have a soft opening on Wednesday, followed by an official opening Memorial Day weekend.

  1. Kid Rock’s ‘Chillin’ the Most’ cruise floats fans’ boat

    • By Gerrick D. Kennedy
    • Los Angeles Times
    Musician Kid Rock performs on a cruise for fans that featured music from him and other artists. (Luis Cinco/Los Angeles Times)

    For the next four nights, 2,650 of Kid Rock’s biggest fans will wander the 12 decks of the nearly 900-foot-long ship in various stages of undress…

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