To satisfy your desire for new sounds, we're checking in with Jack White’s Third Man Records for a round-up of the most exciting new singles and albums the label is releasing each month.

Known for her playing of the ancient Chinese instrument known as the erhu, among others, Xiao Dong Wei has carried on a musical tradition in her family that goes back generations.

Lucien Greaves of the religious and activist organization says the government can’t dictate beliefs to The Satanic Temple, and any effort to do so is an infringement on religious freedom.

About 18 large-scale floral installations by florists from around the country will be on display at the outdoor event in Rochester Hills this weekend.

In her Highland Park compound that doubles as her studio, Allison Scout Waite is turning her self-portraits into larger explorations of symbolism around gender identity and vulnerability.

When Sunny Curtis becomes the first Black editor-in-chief of a Rolling Stone-type magazine, her first big get is the interracial rock 'n' roll duo who rose to stardom in early '70s after a racially fueled riot broke out at one of their performances.

L.A.-based astrologer Nina Gryphon says while 2020 and 2021 have been very challenging for the nation, the astrological forecast shows better times are ahead.

Lifelong Detroiter shane bernardo explores land-based practices around growing and preparing Philippine cuisine to heal intergenerational trauma and reconnect with his roots.

​Michigan may not have been a state in 1787 when the Constitution was drafted, but there were exciting happenings in the area that would become the Motor City.

Afrofuturism is an ideology with strong roots in the city of Detroit. From musical acts like Parliament-funkadelic to authors like Clarence Young, the breadth and scope of its influence is wide.