April 1976: Roberta Flack and Bill Withers perform in #Detroit #RIPBillWithers

There’s a theory called "The Last Meeting." Once you and someone you were once close with have completed your journey together and learned the lessons you needed, the universe ensures you’ll never meet again. Fate quietly closes the door, making sure you never look back.

Ceiling fresco at the Fisher Building (1928) in Detroit, MI designed by Hungarian artist Géza Maróti

can’t think of one good reason they didn’t bring back What Up With That for SNL50

Perfect joke.

Luxury Lanes Ferndale, MI

Whitmore Plaza Apartments (1928) Detroit, MI

Nancy Brown Peace Carillon (1939) Detroit, MI

Rap History: Jay Dee - ‘Ruff Draft’ (original EP version), released February 25, 2003.

Gene Hackman and Al Pacino in Detroit’s Scott Memorial Fountain on Belle Isle for The Scarecrow (1973).

Big shoutout to Julia Louis-Dreyfus and Chris Webber for coming through tonight! Julia Louis-Dreyfus Chris Webber

Album of the day. 50 years ago, Steely Dan's transitional fourth album, Katy Lied, was released. A classic of several firsts, it's the key moment the band sharpened their witty songwriting as well as their immaculate jazz-pop style. One of their very best albums.

Corridor at Frank Lloyd Wright’s Turkel House (1955) in Detroit, MI

He manifested his debut album.

People Mover arriving at the Renaissance Center Station

Interior of John Portman’s Renaissance Center (1977) in Detroit, MI

Are you having Aerial Troubles with your Colour TV? We can't help with the technical issues, but we are able to take your minds off the problem with news of a brand new Stereolab album. Duophonic UHF Disks and Warp present: Instant Holograms On Metal Film out 23rdMay 2025.

The late jazz-funk legend Roy Ayers left behind a bounty of music that includes his single Blaxploitation soundtrack. avclub.com/roy-ayers-coff…

Y’all… #Sinners is an extraordinary accomplishment by all parties involved both in front of and behind the camera. Michael B. Jordan feasts as does the rest of the cast. However, make no mistake this is Ryan Coogler’s triumph. Next level storytelling. Get thee to a movie theater!

Elwood Bar (1936) Detroit, MI