Mike Rogers frequently describes a childhood shaped by hard work and financial struggle. He talks far less about growing up ...

Records reviewed by Metro Times show a company owned and managed in part by Republican state House candidate Laura Perry ...

A skeptical reviewer went to Little Caesars Arena and left impressed by the Jonas Brothers’ talent, spectacle, and nostalgia.

St. Vincent traded the big stage for a sold-out night at Cliff Bell’s, revealing just how powerful Annie Clark’s songs can be with little more than a piano, guitar, and her remarkable voice.

At long last, Detroit finally has its statue of RoboCop. The bronze statue depicting the eponymous cybernetic star of Paul Verhoeven’s 1987 set-in-Detroit sci-fi satire was installed in Eastern Market ...

Tally Hall returned to the Blind Pig for its first full performance in 15 years, drawing generations of fans to a secret Ann Arbor show that sold out in three minutes.

A Metro Times analysis examines Mike Rogers’ repeated falsehoods about Abdul El-Sayed and the congressional record his attacks leave out.

A new report traces Michigan Republicans’ efforts to overturn the 2020 result and impose voting requirements that could exclude eligible citizens from state and local elections.

Queens of the Stone Age could easily spend the rest of their career revisiting the sound that made them famous. On Perfecth, they choose vulnerability, uncertainty, and reinvention instead.

John Cameron Mitchell talks about Hedwig’s enduring appeal, Detroit’s musical influence, and his plans to get stoned while revisiting Shortbus.

Doug Lloyd’s campaign acknowledges that Metro Times’ questions about a former prosecutor’s grandson prompted the office to review and charge a separate assault case.

Michigan courts can’t bar people on probation from using marijuana that is otherwise legal under state law, the state Supreme Court ruled Monday. In a unanimous decision, the court reversed lower ...