Michigan Theater piece of history
Ann Arbor is known as a more progressive town, but nestled among boutique shops, clubs and restaurants on East Liberty downtown, there’s a slice of cinema history: The Michigan Theater.
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Ann Arbor is known as a more progressive town, but nestled among boutique shops, clubs and restaurants on East Liberty downtown, there’s a slice of cinema history: The Michigan Theater.
There are a few things that signify the start of summer: Warm, sunny days, festivals and the sweet, sugary taste of fresh fruit. Fathers’ Day weekend’s Belleville National Strawberry Festival provided all three to local attendees.
Ypsilanti is a unique town. That’s more a statement of fact than opinion. There are one of a kind restaurants, bars and there’s even a water tower shaped like a giant, well, you know. If you’re looking for music as unique as Eastern Michigan University’s hometown, don’t miss Black Jake and the Carnies’ newest album “Sundry Mayhems.”This refreshingly original local band combines a classic country/bluegrass sound with a touch of blues. Imagine an Americanized Flogging Molly – traditional music with a modern twang. Their latest offering plays on their roots both lyrically and musically.
It might seem like the distant past now, but it wasn’t all that long ago when our lives revolved around things like who won the district spelling bee. Eastern Michigan University’s spring show “The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee” reminds us of the days of bees and book fairs and just how important those things were to our adolescence.
Thanks to the business of big budget movies, local university students have had the unique opportunity to be a part of the film-making industry. Ypsilanti residents got the chance to see the process in action as “Five-Year Engagement” turned downtown into a film set.
Eastern Michigan University Theatre has had a pretty interesting year. They started with a production of “Hamlet,” starring two Hamlets. Next came the kid, and kid at heart, “Pippi Longstocking.” January brought the drama “Night Blooming” and February had the classic “Rocky Horror Show.”
There are a lot of things you could call my generation. We’re a group of people whose lives have been defined by Pokémon and Harry Potter, September 11 and technology. But, whether we like to admit it or not, there is one person who has hugely impacted our growth and beliefs: Oprah.
If you’re in need of something to do this weekend, look no further then Ann Arbor’s annual Ya’ssoo Greek Festival.
Depot Town Cruise Nights— If you’re an autophile, be sure to check out the Depot Town Cruise Nights. Set in the back drop of historic Depot Town every Thursday night, weather permitting, classic cars line the road by Sidetrack and Aubree’s.
If you want to see a chick flick, “Bridesmaids,” isn’t for you. In spite (or maybe because) of its all female cast, this film shines as a comedy about friendship and life and is not just a movie for you and your girlfriends.
As swimsuit season looms closer, it’s time to shed the holiday pounds and be able to squeeze back into that itty-bitty yellow (polka dot) bikini (or Speedo).
After months of media frenzy, Prince William and Kate Middleton tied the knot Friday morning. An estimated 22.8 million Americans watched the new Duke and Duchess of Cambridge on 11 different networks, according to Neilson Ratings.
Thursday evening Corner Brewery had a full house, but they weren’t just serving up beers brewed in house. A healthy dose of community pride came with every glass of Maori, a special beer on tap for the evening, because of a fundraiser for Ypsi Pride.
The Eastern Michigan University Police Department is continuing to investigate the reported assault and robbery that occurred at 11:45 a.m. March 29 in Phelps Hall, but EMU Police Chief Greg O’Dell said the victim is not cooperating.
“Your Highness” Starring: Danny McBride, Zooey Deschanel, James Franco, Natalie Portman; Directed by: David Gordon Green
“Source Code” Starring: Jake Gyllenhaal, Michelle Monaghan, Vera Farmiga; Director: Duncan Jones
“Sucker Punch”
Students, residents and councilmen all showed up to voice their concern and outrage about Gov. Snyder’s budget proposal Monday night at Washtenaw Community College.
Location: 39 E. Cross St.
“Battle: Los Angeles”