With her new North Corktown shop, Rachel's Place Vintage, Rachel Leggs is on her way to becoming the city's fashion queen, and vintage Detroit is her dominion.
Let the wonks figure out what the young and the restless humans want from their city. What about their best friends? We go to some of the city's top pooches to get the word on the street about the best dog-friendly patios, favorite spots for a nice stroll with their owners, and what the city needs to do better to meet the needs of the four-footed set.
With the Detroit Music Awards just around the corner, we talk with organizer Howard Hertz, an ambassador, promoter and tireless supporter of the Detroit scene. The entertainment lawyer says the world may recognize the depth of the talent pool here, but many Detroiters don't know just how good we've got it.
This is what happens when you mix silver paint, noise and lots and lots of cardboard. The UFO Factory produces some unusual sights and sounds in Detroit.
Detroiters Emily and Andy Linn are a couple of smart siblings who chose to stay in the city, and their creative collective City Bird reflects their adoration for their hometown.
The Tokyo story is one of enduring hardship and rebuilding throughout history. Jennifer Andrews travels to the Far East and comes back with some answers that might help Detroit do the same.