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Local artist GRiZ moves up at Movement
Grant Kwiecinski, aka GRiZ, used to attend Movement, now he's on stage for the second year. Read about him and see the complete lineup.
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Review: 'Hangover Part III' is better sequel to original
First things first: 'The Hangover Part III' is much better than the second 'Hangover.' 'Part III' is an odd piece of work, a twisty caper with a surprisingly dark tone that is more adventure than comedy.
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Review: HBO's 'Behind the Candelabra' lacks both flash and substance
Unfortunately, 'Behind the Candelabra' doesn't really try to explain Liberace's phenomenal popularity. Were we really that clueless and open to cheap dazzle?
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Hamlin Corner sports bar adds Royal Oak location
Hamlin Corner joins the Royal Oak nightlife scene with a grand opening this weekend. Located at 386 N. Main just north of 11 Mile, the bar is a member of the Hamlin Pub family, which has locations throughout Oakland and Macomb counties.
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Canada's Shaw and Stratford festivals lure Detroiters with classics, contemporary works
Summer is made for festivals. And if you're up for a road trip, the Shaw and Stratford festivals in Ontario will whet your theater appetite.
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Detroit native gets big break as part of Leno 'Pumpcast' couple
For many aspiring actors and entertainers in Hollywood, the big break comes in many forms — sometimes unusual and even unbelievable.
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Aretha Franklin announces new date for DTE show: July 27
Aretha Franklin is still playing DTE Energy Music Theatre this summer, it will just be a little later than expected.
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Beyoncé expands voice's reach to 'Epic' proportions
Beyoncé loved voicing Queen Tara in the new children's movie 'Epic' — at least once she stopped crying.
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Art worth $60,000 sells at CCS exhibit
This is a social event where some guests prefer not to socialize — at least for a while. They'd rather shop.
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Gas station Mexican restaurant opens as standalone Las Cazuelas Grill
When a little Mexican lunch counter in a gas station becomes something of a dining destination, it says something very good about the talents of the
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Newly found Pearl S. Buck book is to be published
— A newly discovered novel by the late Nobel Prize-winning author Pearl S. Buck is to be released this fall.
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Missing the High Life
At 4:54 p.m., I finished my Miller High Life. Then I walked a tenth of a mile to the Farmington police station and blew into a plastic tube.
In the Blogs
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Robert Downey Jr.: The money machine
Tom Long Well, this weekend proved it: Robert Downey Jr. is the world’s biggest movie star. Let’s look at some quick numbers. Downey has made nine films since the first “Iron Man”...
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'Iron Man 3,' 'Avengers' directors: Experience isn't everything
Tom Long Experience isn’t everything. Neither is prior success. The box office this weekend should prove that once and for all. For the second year in a row the summer blockbuster season...
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TV: Living with content overload
Tom Long At this point television is dealing with an age-old question: Is it possible to have too much of a good thing? Obviously television has too much of a bad thing....
Tom Long: On Movies
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It is still a man's world, at least in today's Hollywood
The ugly news out of Hollywood this week was: It continues to be a man's world when it comes to movies. While that might be alarmingly, even increasingly, true, I still think women are on the move. - 05/18/2013
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