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"Of Process and Progression" is a collaborative effort that came out of the pandemic and tackles social issues over an homage to old-school hip-hop beats.

In an article for Business Insider, writer Drew Austin explores how streaming services like Netflix and Spotify use algorithms to recommend new content, but nothing beats the human touch.

Wall Street Journal tech columnist Christopher Mims, author of "Arriving Today: From Factory to Front Door -- Why Everything Has Changed About How and What We Buy,” says people went on a shopping spree during the pandemic -- and have kept on spending.

Paranormal researcher John Tenney has established some guidelines for teasing true haunts from hoaxes. "The holy grail for ghost hunting would be a phenomenon that is recurrent," he says.

In advance of a virtual Zoom talk at Oakland University, the New York City-based artist joins CultureShift to talk about the role of the arts in the age of climate change.

The Womxnhouse Detroit art installation is located in childhood home of artist and curator Asia Hamilton, who comments on what it means to be a woman in America.

The documentary "On Broadway" explores how the performing arts -- and New York City itself -- has evolved over the years. It's screening this week at the Detroit Film Theatre inside of the Detroit Institute of Arts.

The work of photographer Kwame Brathwaite gets top billing via a traveling exhibition now on display at the Detroit Institute of Arts through January 2022.

New York comedian Jo Firestone spent her pandemic teaching a stand-up comedy class to senior citizens in the Big Apple. Her new special "Good Timing" on NBC's Peacock streaming platform highlights the humor of 16 of her senior students.

The documentary "The Velvet Underground" profiles the band and the larger New York City arts scene that birthed it. It's showing at the Detroit Film Theatre and online via AppleTV+.