‘Mrs.Doubtfire’ Brings Big Laughs to Detroit
Some musicals arrive determined to make you think, some to break your heart, and others to give you a ridiculously
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Rumpl Gametime Puffy Blanket Review: Game Day Comfort Done Right
A certain kind of optimism comes with attending an outdoor sporting event once the weather starts turning colder. You convince
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Bellroy’s iPhone Collection Makes the Case for Carrying Less
Few things do I appreciate more than a product that looks good and makes my life easier. When it comes
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Detroit Public Theatre’s ‘Eureka Day’ Turns Pandemic-Era Absurdity Into Uncomfortably Familiar Comedy
Going into Detroit Public Theatre’s Eureka Day, I had absolutely no idea what I was about to see. Sometimes that
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‘The Notebook’ Musical Finds Its Heart in the Music
Some stories are ones where you already know exactly what you are signing up for. The Notebook is one of
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Glenlore Trails CarnEvil 2 is Bigger, More Interactive, and Worth Revisiting
Some attractions you visit once, enjoy, and feel like you have pretty much experienced everything they have to offer. Then
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Review: ‘KPop Demon Hunters’ Blends Spectacle, Sound, And Emotion Into A Bold Genre Experiment
KPop Demon Hunters follows a globally famous K-pop girl group who are not only chart-topping performers but also secret warriors
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Resorts World Las Vegas: Sleek, Massive, and Still Finding Its Magic
Here’s the thing about Las Vegas right now: the city is quietly shifting from themed spectacle to sleek, all-in-one luxury
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Review: ‘Taylor Tomlinson: Prodigal Daughter’ Is Hilarious, Honest, and Uncomfortably Relatable
Comedy is often at its best when it reveals uncomfortable truths, and in Taylor Tomlinson: Prodigal Daughter, Taylor Tomlinson proves
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Keurig K-Café Review: The Easy Way to Make Lattes & Cappuccinos at Home
If you’ve ever stood in your kitchen at 7:18 a.m., craving a cozy latte vibe, but realistically only have “push-button,
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Review: ‘The Six Triple Eight’ Honors A Forgotten Chapter Of History With Power And Purpose
The Six Triple Eight tells the true story of the 6888th Central Postal Directory Battalion, the only all-Black, all-female unit
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Review: ‘Robin Robin’ is a tender animated short about identity, belonging, and quiet self discovery
Robin Robin follows a young robin who is accidentally raised by a family of mice after she falls from her
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