Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Before GQ magazine introduced him to the world in the fall of 2000 as “The Head to Toe Man” — because everything he wears matches, ...

DETROIT — The rumors are true: Detroit’s contemporary art scene thrives. The rumors are also true: [insert standard boilerplate about Detroit’s struggles]. For my first article for Hyperallergic, I ...

After biting winters and rainy springs, Detroit is making the most of summer, and nowhere more so than on its rooftops. Two new additions, Topa and Pine Hall, join a growing lineup of rooftop bars and ...

After a major financial collapse, Motor City’s creatives are joining forces. So could the artists and gallerists behind the resurgence get the whole of Detroit into gear? Some of the world’s best ...

Detroit’s repeat tourists help spread understanding of techno’s local roots as the music industry continues to commercialize the subculture.

From 1975 to 1987, Detroiters tuned in to WGPR-TV to watch The Scene — the Motor City’s answer to Soul Train that featured young people dancing to funk, R&B, and early Detroit techno acts like ...

Last week, Babyface Ray came to New York alongside 42 Dugg and Jorjiana as part of the trio’s ongoing 4 THE TRENCHES tour. If that lineup wasn’t exciting enough, The FADER caught word that fast rising ...

Frederick "Fast Freddy" Anderson became a Detroit cultural icon after appearing on the 1970s dance show "The Scene." Anderson gained national attention in a 2000 GQ magazine feature that dubbed him ...