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The $1 Million Harry Bertoia Sculpture Found in a Mall Basement, and the Questions Over Its Restoration

It is the kind of story the art world rarely gets: a major sculpture by one of America’s great modernists, lost in a shopping-mall basement for nearly four decades, rediscovered by appraisers, restored and sold to General Motors for a reported $1 million. Months after it went up in GM’s new Detroit headquarters, the tale of Harry Bertoia’s forgotten “clouds” is circulating widely again online, along with questions about how the restoration was done.

Detroit, MI · 6h
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The Mary Sue

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Michigan fans arrive at the Ann Arbor Golf Club to tailgate. Then researchers ask them to step into 2 yurts and donate their urine: ‘The Piss Off’

Could your urine be used for good? According to some researchers who are hosting The Piss Off in Michigan, the answer is yes, as some researchers in Michigan prepare to use the football rivalry between Michigan and Michigan State to test a “peecycling” program on a stadium-level scale for the first time. Researchers from Michigan […]

Ann Arbor, MI · 8h

WXYZ

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Spotlight on the News: Coleman A. Young in D.C. and Detroit's next generation of musicians

WXYZ DETROIT — On Sunday, November 8, Spotlight on the News will go inside the campaign to place a statue of former Detroit Mayor Coleman A. Young at the U.S. Capitol. Khary Turner, Executive Director of the CAYF will share all the details. Also on Spotlight, join us for an enlightening conversation with Ralphe Armstrong, the legendary Detroit musician and teacher who is trying to groom this region's next generation of talented artists. Find out what you can do to help!

Detroit, MI · 17h
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detroitisdifferent.com

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The Man Behind the Sound Rob Brown on House Music Black Detroit and Building a Legacy

“I’ve reached a point I think in my life that I’m looking at making sure that my legacy is solid.” Rob Brown has spent decades making sure Detroit sounds good, but his story begins long before the big stages and festivals. From summer visits to Meridian, Mississippi, where his uncle Paul worked in radio, to building homemade speakers and learning turntables in a neighborhood basement near the University of Detroit, Rob’s love for sound grew through family, curiosity, and community. He remembers block club parties, carrying crates of records, and experimenting with Christmas lights on speakers until “everything cut off.” That childhood creativity eventually became Creative Audio Solutions and 18 years leading technical production for the African World Festival, with mentor Mama Njia Kai challenging him to think bigger. Now Rob faces a different challenge: teaching others to carry the standard he built. “The only way that you can grow is if you delegate responsibility.” This conversation reveals the Black Detroit technical talent behind the microphone and why passing down that knowledge matters.

Detroit, MI · 1d
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Michigan Public

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Detroit Zoo and Detroit museums get solid "yes" from SE Michigan voters

Voters approved a millages for the Detroit Zoo, the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History, the Detroit Historical Museum, and the Dossin Great Lakes Museum on Belle Isle.

Wayne County, MI · 2d

News-Herald

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Photo gallery of Wyandotte Roosevelt vs Southgate Anderson in a D1 girls volleyball district finals matchup

District championship action in the world of high school girls volleyball unfolded on Thursday evening with Southgate Anderson going up against Wyandotte Roosevelt in a finals match at Allen Park High School. Both teams advanced to the district finale by virtue of somewhat surprising victories the night before. Anderson upended...

Allen Park, MI · 1d

Outlier Media

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Things to do in Detroit in November: Turkey giveaways, fundraisers and tree lighting ceremony

Get ready for the big meal with turkey giveaways around the city. Or, support some good causes at fundraisers throughout the month. Outlier Media · SaMya Overall · Things to do in Detroit in November: Turkey giveaways, fundraisers and tree lighting ceremony

Detroit, MI · 2d

ClickOnDetroit.com

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Music, Magic, and More This Weekend in Metro Detroit

Your weekend is here - and so is your weekly GO Guide. From early holiday shopping to fun events for little ones, here are some of our Metro Detroit picks. November 7th | 2 p.m. & 7 p.m. November 8th | 2 p.m. & 6 p.m. Plymouth. The colorful DreamWorks...

Metro Detroit, MI · 1d

fox2detroit.com

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K-pop band cancels sold out Detroit show, leaving angry parents to take to social media

DETROIT (FOX 2) - A K-pop band cancels their sold-out Detroit show 30 minutes before taking the stage. Little girls and their moms traveled hundreds of miles, spending thousands to see the girl group ‘Katseye' at Little Caesars Arena. Big picture view:. On Tuesday, LCA was packed with people...

Detroit, MI · 2d

hoodline.com

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Dearborn Screening Brings Iowa Publisher's 382,000-Mile Lincoln Survival Story Home

An Iowa newspaper publisher's 2013 Lincoln MKS, now carrying 382,778 miles as of early November, is the unlikely star of a new documentary short making its way through Michigan theaters this week, including a stop at The Henry Ford in Dearborn Thursday night. The film, titled “The Immortal Lincoln,” traces how Douglas Burns leaned on the car, and an unexpected bond with the factory workers who built it, while he moved through one of the hardest stretches of his life.

Dearborn, MI · 1d

The Detroit Free Press

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‘Song of Hiawatha’: Film chronicles a Michigan counterculture maverick

If you’ve spent enough time around rock ‘n’ roll in southeastern Michigan, there’s a colorful figure you’ve invariably encountered at some point: Hiawatha Bailey. Bailey, 78, is one of the Motor City’s true originals, a gay Black man who’s been in the thick of the region’s counterculture from the ‘60s onward, entrenched in hippie radicalism and the later punk movement. Now, after years in the works, a documentary exploring his uncommon life has arrived: “The Song of Hiawatha: The Life and High Times of the First Black Hippie,” will make its local bow Friday (Nov. 6) at the Detroit Institute of Arts’ Detroit Film Theatre, three months after its world premiere in Austin. The evening promises to be “a real rock ‘n’ roll experience,” as organizers describe it, with a performance by the seminal Detroit punk band Cinecyde and an afterparty at the Old Miami in the Cass Corridor. Along with a gritty, high-octane Detroit rock soundtrack, the 1½-hour film features an array of high-profile Michigan artists and activists whose lives intersected with Bailey’s through the decades, including Iggy Pop, Patti Smith, Wayne Kramer, John Sinclair, Niagara Detroit and Pun Plamondon. The freewheeling doc is a passion project of New

Detroit, MI · 1d

lookupdetroit.com

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Remembering the Edmund Fitzgerald: Detroit Honors 29 Sailors Lost on Lake Superior

November 7–8, 2026 | Mariners’ Church of Detroit and Dossin Great Lakes Museum. More than half a century after the sinking of the SS Edmund Fitzgerald, the story of the great freighter and her 29 crew members remains deeply woven into Michigan’s maritime history. On November 10,...

Detroit, MI · 1d

MLive.com

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Beloved Mexican tradition in Oakland County Friday with dancing, crafts and food

Centro Multicultural La Familia will host a Día de Muertos celebration in downtown Pontiac. Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) is a 3,000-year-old tradition of remembering loved ones who have died. This year’s theme highlights the stories and experiences of people who crossed borders and desertscapes.

Pontiac, MI · 20h

E! News

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KATSEYE's Megan Skiendiel Suffers Concussion Amid Tour

Megan Skiendiel is dealing with some gnarly health issues. The KATSEYE member shared that she had suffered a concussion amid the band’s current tour, which prompted the cancellation of their Nov. 5 show in Chicago and their upcoming Nov. 7 performance in Minneapolis just days after canceling their Nov. 3 Detroit concert.

Minneapolis, MN · 20h

News-Herald

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Photo gallery of New Boston Huron vs Flat Rock in a D2 girls volleyball district championship match

Longtime local and Huron League rivals met up for a third time this high school girls volleyball season when Flat Rock opposed New Boston Huron in a Division 2 district finals match at Airport High School Thursday night. Both teams handed their business in their respective semifinal round matches the...

Flat Rock, MI · 1d

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Olympic gold medalist Evan Bates to perform at Detroit Tree Lighting

Ann Arbor native, Evan Bates, stops by Fox 2 Detroit Live with Brandon Hudson to talk about his plans off the ice, how fans can catch him and his wife at the tree lighting ceremony and the local pet store he loves since being back home!

Detroit, MI · 17h

News-Herald

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Photo gallery of No. 4 Gibraltar Carlson hosting Livonia Franklin in a D2 football district finals matchup

After grinding out a 14-0 win vs Detroit Mumford in its playoff opener last week, the Gibraltar Carlson football team resumed its Division 2 postseason run Friday night. Playing in it sixth district championship game in as many years, Carlson was looking to make it four such titles in a row. Up next for the undefeated Marauders was a perenially battle-tested Livonia Franklin team, which ousted Carlson’s Downriver League rival Allen Park the week prior by a score of 35-28. Carlson once more found itself in another low-scoring playoff affair Friday night. This time, however, it did not go in their favor as the visiting Patriots from Franklin gutted out a 17-6 win to end the season for the Marauders.

Gibraltar, MI · 11h

News-Herald

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A wealth of theatrical works in the metro area this weekend

A stage is a terrible thing to waste, but rest assured there won’t be much wasted space around the metro area this weekend — from newly opening theater productions to high-concept comedy, opera and dance. • “Six: The Musical,” the rocking stage piece that lends some sass to...

Detroit, MI · 1d

News-Herald

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Zac Brown Band brings Vegas energy to town, topping a busy metro area music weekend

It’s been a year of love, fear and a lot of work for Zac Brown and the band that bears his name. During the past 11 months, the Zac Brown band released its ambitious ninth studio album, “Love & Fear” — the first Brown produced entirely by himself — and supported it with eight shows at the Sphere in Las Vegas during December and January. And since July, the Grammy Award-winning group, which has 14 No. 1 Country singles to its credit, has been on the road with a show designed to bring some of the Sphere flavor to more modest venues.

Detroit, MI · 1d