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  • As Detroit sinks deeper into debt entrepreneurs offer hope

    Despite the gloom and doom, there are a number of innovative companies expanding in the area, sparking hope of economic recovery. The D-Hive puts on events such as this Failure Fest which gives entrepreneurs a chance to hear stories of failures from currently successful business people in Detroit on March 18, 2013. (Deborah Baic/The Globe and ...

  • Jury cant reach verdict in Detroit cops trial

    Detroit Police Officer Joseph Weekley testifies during his trial on charges of involuntary manslaughter and careless discharge of a firearm causing death, in Wayne County Circuit Court in Detroit, Mich., on Thursday, June 13, 2013. Weekley is charged with involuntary manslaughter in the death of Aiyana Stanley-Jones. She was killed during a chaotic police raid to find a murder suspect at a ...

  • Extradition to begin after Lexington murder suspect appears in Michigan court

    A man is scheduled to appear in court in Michigan Wednesday to start the process to bring him back to Lexington, where he is charged in a 2010 homicide.Terrence Sims, 43, is charged with fatally shooting Stephen Kavanaugh Jr., 33, on June 4, 2010 on Elsmere Alley near Sixth Street. According to Herald-Leader archives, Lexington police got into a foot chase with a man they thought was involved in ...

  • Red Wings Make Risky Gamble With Pavel Datsyuk Extension

    Pavel Datsyuk has signed an extension that will keep him in Detroit through 2016-17. Pavel Datsyuk is one of the NHL's most exciting players and, I would argue, the league's best offensive talent over the last decade. The Red Wings seem to agree, as it was announced today that they have rewarded the Russian center with a three-year, $22.5 million extension that will keep him in ...

  • Experts search Lake Michigan for 17th century shipwreck

    French and U.S. experts are searching for a 17th century ship they believe sank in Lake Michigan in 1679. Three French underwater archaeologists are diving at a site near Poverty Island, where expedition leader Steve Libert believes the Griffin sank. He discovered a wooden beam jutting from the lake bottom in 2001. Scientists say the beam appears to have been there for centuries, an important ...

Movie Review

Louisiana Story [DVD]

Louisiana Story [DVD]

Robert Flaherty was never a conventional documentary filmmaker, and his films, although routinely referred to as documentaries, were often highly fictionalized works that used real-life settings and people for the purpose of evoking deep, primal mythologies. Although they often appeared spontaneous, his films are thoroughly constructed to achieve exactly what Flaherty wanted. To a journalistic pu ... ...

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