Book Review: ‘Fairest of All’ by Serena Valentino
Just why did Snow White’s stepmother hate her so much? Did she always resent Snow White, or was there a
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Book Review: ‘Don Quixote’ by Miguel de Cervantes translated by Edith Grossman
We all know the basic story of Don Quixote: crazy rich guy with too much time on his hands, fancies himself
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Book Review: ‘The Second Chance Cinema’ by Thea Weiss
There’s something about The Second Chance Cinema that immediately pulled me in. The idea of a mysterious midnight theater that
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Twelve South’s AirFly SE — A Frequent Flyer’s Quiet Little Lifesaver
As a journalist who lives out of a carry-on and measures time in boarding groups rather than days of the
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Book Review: ‘Good Spirits’ by B.K. Borison
Good Spirits is a cozy, sexy holiday romance with just the right touch of magical realism. It blends ghosts, souls,
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Kelly Clarkson’s Studio Sessions in Las Vegas Stun!
There are artists you grow up with—voices that soundtrack car rides, breakups, quiet victories, and long stretches of becoming who
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Book Review: ‘A Christmas Carol’ by Charles Dickens
Everyone knows the classic Christmas story, A Christmas Carol. Whether you first met Ebenezer Scrooge as played by Scrooge McDuck,
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Detroit Repertory Theatre’s ‘Primary Trust’ Explores the Beauty in Grief
As theater critics, we’ve seen so many incredible musicals and plays at both the community and professional levels this year.
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‘Steel Poinsettias’ at The Ringwald: A Sharp, Camp-Charged Holiday Parody With Heart
The Ringwald Theatre’s holiday parody Steel Poinsettias returns to Ferndale with a brisk, high-energy production that merges affectionate satire with
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Fork n’ Film: A Feast for the Eyes, Less for the Palate
Imagine settling into a seat with friends as the lights dim, a beloved movie begins, and a multi-course dinner —
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Book Review: ‘Never Over’ by Clare Gilmore
There’s a certain point in your 30s where the romance books you used to love just don’t work the same
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Meadow Brook Theatre Keeps Tradition Alive With ‘A Christmas Carol’
For some, Christmas is just a date on the calendar; for others, it’s a holiday season steeped in tradition. It’s
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