While the documentary "Stray" follows three homeless dogs overseas, "The Inheritance" tells the story of a Black art movement in Philadelphia. Both are showing at the Detroit Film Theatre virtually.

In her new book "Baseball’s Leading Lady: Effa Manley and the Rise and Fall of the Negro Leagues," author Andrea Williams explores the legacy of Manley on and off the baseball field.

Indigenous Canadian author and activist Helen Knott discusses her acclaimed memoir.

One of the biggest changes to come out of the pandemic may be to ourselves.

The massive group show with 40 Detroit collaborating together in duos is now on display at the Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit through August 8th.

Detroit photographer Amy Sacka has spent the past five years exploring winter culture in Michigan and around the Great Lakes. Her exhibit "Last Ice" brings the large-scale photos to audiences in metro Detroit.

The Detroit Symphony Orchestra's 43rd annual Classical Roots concert will see McGill, who is principal clarinetist for the New York Philharmonic, joined by trumpeter Wynton Marsalis for a performance honoring Black composers and musicians in classical music.

One night while making dinner, journalist Tom Perkins realized that PFAS may slowly be poisoning him and his cat.

Author and former NPR music host Ben Sidran has updated his book "There Was A Fire: Jews, Music and the American Dream" to explore the influence of Jewish Americans on American pop culture from the 19th century to today. It's out on March 23.

The virtual jazz marathon on Saturday at the DSO will feature writer Mark Stryker interviewing local jazz musicians in between performances by Regina Carter, Robert Hurst, Marcus Elliot, Charles McPherson and others.