It's time to celebrate fall, music, art and Michigan this weekend as several festivals take over metro Detroit. Families can also enjoy Disney on Ice at Little Caesars Arena.
"I didn’t realize people didn’t know!" said the Film Song of the Year Award honoree, who came out in a recent Variety cover story. "I just didn’t talk about it."
We asked two prominent sexologists common questions about holiday hookups, breakups and sex etiquette.
Until Saturday, Georgia's last loss came to Alabama in the 2021 SEC title game.
The NFL also announced three Saturday games for Week 15.
Georgia had won 29 straight games until it lost on Saturday.
By now you know that Gen Zers and millennials have different attitudes on skinny jeans and hair parts. But how do you zoom in?
Ineos Grenadier Quartermaster pickup now in production. Comes to the U.S. in 'early 2024,' but how will it avoid the Chicken Tax?
The "Cravings" author celebrated her 38th birthday by undergoing ketamine therapy — but what exactly is it?
Follow along as contracts are signed and rosters for 2024 are assembled.
Aaron Rodgers is keeping hope alive. Or is he?
The scandal-plagued New York Republican became the sixth-ever House member to be removed.
Stiff competition and questionable officiating led to some unexpected reactions.
The Mounties were on their way to another call when they began pursuing the tractor, but the reason for the chase is unclear.
JJ Watt broke some news.
Celebrities Whoopi Goldberg, Christie Brinkley and more defended Parton.
UFC Austin got off to quite a start.
Michigan won its third straight Big Ten title in Jim Harbaugh's return from suspension.
Tesla's Cybertruck speaks almost poetically to two distinct but orthogonal archetypes of threatened masculinity: the tacti-cool milspec dork, and the showboating rich guy.
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The two current co-favorites to win Super Bowl LVIII will meet Sunday in Philadelphia, and San Francisco's quarterback situation isn't the only thing that will be different from January's Eagles beatdown.
