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These four films range from the 1970's to the early 2000's, but any of them will start up a conversation with friends.

Detroit's Office of Sustainability had to shift plans for Earth Week in response to the pandemic, leveraging partnerships to expand offerings in the city.

In the first installment of "COVID Diaries: Stories of Resilience," we asked five documentary photographers to share art that illustrated this week's assignment: "Take A Breath."

Mario Moore's "The Work of Several Lifetimes" arrives via Princeton University as a digital exhibition at the David Klein Gallery.

While the COVID-19 pandemic has put the brakes on social gathering, one local musician is finding inspiration in life under lockdown.

John Prine, famed country singer, died of COVID-19 complications last week. CultureShift's Ann Delisi remembers the man known for his storytelling craft and way with words.

Al Kaline died last week at the age of 85. Author Bill Dow says he had a "remarkable" career on and off the field.

Former Detroit Tigers player Al Kaline died this week at the age of 85. Royal Oak native Dave Miller remembers the man he never stopped calling 'hero.'

Helmed by a homegrown, African-American director, "The Clark Sisters: First Ladies of Gospel" tells the story of the Grammy Award-winning, highest-selling female gospel group of all-time.

Cleaner air and water due to decreased industry and personal activity is a rare positive sign during the crisis. Without conservation policy, it's unlikely to stay.