Have you read the sensational media coverage of cryptocurrency and nonfungible tokens, better known as NFTs that are sweeping the Internet? Are you as confused as many other people are? Then you might find an upcoming series of classes at The Fledge, The NFT Happy Hour, to be quite fascinating.
Frank Tignanelli, the pizza pie mastermind behind Detroit Frankie’s Wood-fired Brick Oven is hanging it up. Tignanelli announced via the Detroit Frankie’s Facebook page that he has sold the restaurant to Saddleback Barbecue, which will absorb the eatery and rename it to Slice by Saddleback.
Though there have recently been a slew of new restaurants to cover in Greater Lansing, there is still plenty of news developing for us to cover in the culinary world of the capital city.
Delia Kropp walks home through the north end of Chicago on a chilled November day nearby the ivy-wrapped baseball stadium Wrigley Field and reflects on a long, accomplished acting career that …
Lansing Community College’s 89.7 FM, WLNZ radio station is now officially under the management of Michigan Radio. LCC confirmed in a press release that Michigan Radio will provide public radio programming for WLNZ beginning today.
If you’ve been craving something radically different from the usual routine of pizzas and burgers, there’s a new restaurant in downtown East Lansing with a diverse menu that might satisfy your urge.
Two new restaurants are now open and waiting for Lansing to come check them out, Sonia’s Soul Food and PappaRoti.
East Lansing Film Festival is returning for its 24th edition with a four-day lineup of critically acclaimed independent feature-length films, documentaries and short films at the Studio C movie theater at the Meridian Mall in Okemos.
My favorite thing is the five-point perspective drawing I did of the Capitol last year. It’s my favorite thing because I’ve loved art ever since I came to America when I was in the first grade.
Lansing is having its 25th annual Dia de Los Muertos celebration on Saturday. The holiday is a centuries-old Mexican tradition celebrated by many Latino cultures, and its celebrants have a much more cheerful, rather than mournful, attitude toward the death of those close to them.
