Julie Hinds

Warren Pierce helped pioneer talk radio at WJR and interviewed tens of thousands of celebrities during his lengthy career.

The Detroit adult contemporary station has a tradition of going to an all-Christmas format during the first week of November.

Bob Hynes, whose career in Detroit lasted more than three decades, was a morning show host, TV weathercaster and afternoon radio deejay, among other roles.

The 21-year-old Windsor film festival will hold two free outdoor festival screenings at Detroit's Campus Martius Park.

Tim Robinson of "Detroiters" and "I Think You Should Leave" fame plays a tightly wound guy who can't let go of an embarrassing incident in HBO series.

"To Catch a Predator" was a hit with viewers in the 2000s and something of a cultural phenomenon. Now it's the focus of a new documentary.

Victor Williams joined the Detroit NBC affiliate's news team in 2019.

"The American Revolution" will explore how the creation of the nation was a complex matter and both a civil war and global conflict.

Albom's novel "Twice" is described as a "love story that dares to explore how our unchecked desires might mean losing what we’ve had all along.”

In 2021, Andrews underwent back surgery to remove herniated disc fragments in her lower back.

The drama about a doctor who loses her memory portrays U.S. health care as idealistic and compassionate — a depiction that's far removed from reality.

Anna Robb, who has worked previously in corporate communications and as a social media consultant, joined WKQI-FM's morning show in early September.

The actor, director and activist was one of the great screen stars of the 1970s and continued to be a film force through his Sundance Institute.

The "Tonight Show" episode taping Sept. 14 in Detroit will air Sept. 15 on NBC and stream the following day on Peacock.

Classic TV shows provide comfort viewing on free over-the-air subchannels like MeTV, Cozi

"The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon" will tape at the Detroit Opera House on Sept. 14 and air the next night.

The action film starring Alan Ritchson and directed by Potsy Ponciroli is set in 1970s Detroit and involves an autoworker framed by a drug kingpin (Ben Foster).

Lower-budget indie films are still being made, and they're finding audiences through festival screenings.

Amanda Uhle's "Destroy This House," published by an imprint of Simon & Schuster, details her life with a delusional dad and a hoarding mom.

The popular Detroit-based renovation show wasn't renewed and co-host Shea Hicks-Whitfield says she is sorry to see it go.