A new report from media research group Nielsen reveals that visibility is only one layer in the diversity and inclusion problems plaguing an evolving Hollywood.

When do the winter blues become something more serious like seasonal affective disorder? Understanding the difference -- and when to seek professional help -- with Dr. Inger Burnett-Ziegler.

The 2021 Kresge Artist Fellowships are now accepting applications for metro Detroit artists working in literary and visual arts. 20 selected fellows will receive $25,000 each with no strings attached.

A U.P. resident's personal mission to help spread the joy of reading is the latest story from Detroit Free Press writer John Carlisle.

Are your kids influenced by the music you listen to as a parent? Dr. Nolan Gasser wrote the book "Why You Like It: The Science and Culture of Musical Taste" to explore how we develop our musical tastes from a young age -- and how you can influence it.

Kenny Rogers passed away this year at the age of 81. Over the course of his six-decade career, he's left an indelible mark on American music.

Writer, paranormal researcher, and Royal Oak native John Tenney discusses the strange year in unidentified aerial phenomena.

Scandinavian concepts like "hygge" and "friluftsliv" are becoming trendy in the U.S., but what do they mean? Swedish author Linda McGurk explains and shares how Michigan parents and their kids can make the most of a cold, dark winter.

The documentary "The Changin' Times of Ike White" chronicles the musician's search for identity out of prison and is a must-watch for music fans.

Award-winning sports columnist Christine Brennan joins Detroit Tigers vice president of marketing Ellen Hill Zeringue to look back on the marquee moments for women in sports in 2020.