I’ve watched Jessica Care Moore’s vision of a curated stage of black women rock ‘n’ rollers take the stage to give an incomparable performance that rivals anything I’ve ever seen, anywhere. The venue in the Wright allowed myself, along with 700 others the opportunity to be intimately involved in the amazing execution of this unique … Continue Reading →
No, I didn’t love her when I was younger. I grew up with her on Six Mile and Greenfield so she wasn’t new to me. She was there when my father taught me to ride my bike until the time I was thrown the car keys to pick up dinner. She rode with us when … Continue Reading →
A couple weeks ago, I had the pleasure of seeing Charles Gounod’s Faust, as it premiered at the Detroit Opera House. The story of a man who has grown weary of his life’s pursuit acquiring knowledge and seeking out the mysteries of the universe. In desperation he summons the devil, Mephistopheles, and in exchange for … Continue Reading →
