By her own admission, Darci Hannah never wanted to be a writer. “I’ve always been a reader,” the Howell-based author said. “However, I remember thinking after reading a really good book, …
Ryan Stegman was putting the finishing touches on Marvel Comics’ “X-Men: Age of Revelation” finale when he got a call inquiring if he’d like to participate in Marvel and DC …
Nick Fradiani — the 2015 winner of “American Idol” — doesn’t remember his first concert, but it has become more significant to his life than many others he does recall. …
Kathy Ford has been singing for as long as she’s been talking. “I don’t know when I haven’t been a singer, honestly. I’ve been singing since I was a little girl. It …
Last week, Michigan State University film studies professor Peter Johnston, 40, achieved a lifelong dream of competing on NBC’s long-running game show “Jeopardy!” “I …
Bill Morrison knows a thing or two about satire. The St. Clair Shores-based College for Creative Studies alumnus has served as executive editor of Mad magazine, an illustrator for “The …
Bonnie Knutson, a professor of business at Michigan State University and a longtime patron of the school’s Wharton Center for Performing Arts, is positive that her love of theater and the arts …
Four-time Tony Award-winning producer Jeffrey Seller, an Oak Park native, revolutionized Broadway’s business model in 1997 with the $20 ticket lottery for “Rent,” making theater …
A familiar face on the 11 p.m. weeknight newscast for decades, WLNS-TV anchor Sheri Jones hasn’t had a Friday night off, with the exception of some vacation days, since 1989. That will …
To this day, decades later, people often recognize actor Mark Rolston as Private Drake in 1986’s “Aliens” or Bogs in 1994’s “The Shawshank …
