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Detroit's Rouge Park celebrates 100 years with free three-day festival

The event will feature live music, a family-friendly carnival, local performers, a community resource fair, and a special fundraising reception

‘There’s no reason for this to exist’: Reviews of ‘How to Train Your Dragon,’ ‘Materialists,’ and ‘The Life of Chuck’

“A live-action remake of an animated classic that’s only 15 years old feels just a little too cynical to me”

The devil is hiding in plain sight in Detroit Repertory Theatre’s ‘Covenant’

The ending had the entire audience gagged
Da’Vinchi and Demetrius Flenory Jr. return as the Black Mafia Family brothers in BMF.
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Dave McMurray.
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Image: Southfield church’s gun disposal efforts spotlighted on ‘The Daily Show’
By Steve Neavling
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Eminem performs at a concert to commemorate the new Michigan Central.
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Detroit's Rouge Park celebrates 100 years with free three-day festival

By Steve Neavling

The Rouge Park centennial celebration is planned for June 27-29.

‘There’s no reason for this to exist’: Reviews of ‘How to Train Your Dragon,’ ‘Materialists,’ and ‘The Life of Chuck’

By Jared Rasic, Last Word Features

Mason Thames stars as Hiccup in the remake of How to Train Your Dragon.

The devil is hiding in plain sight in Detroit Repertory Theatre’s ‘Covenant’

By Randiah Camille Green

Covenant tells the story of Johnny “Honeycomb” James, who has returned to small town Alabama with uncanny musical ability after two years on the road.

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