Julie Hinds

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"Black Film in Focus" will feature screenings and displays of items from late Detroiter James E. Wheeler's vast collection of rare films and artifacts. The Black Canon, founded by Wheeler's son and daughter to preserve and archive the more than 40,000 items in their father's collection, and the Motor City Cinema Society teamed up on the project.

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Kim Adams returned to WDIV's Local 4 News team in 2022 after previously working for the station and WXYZ-TV. Adams wrote that she has sought treatment at the Cleveland Clinic in Ohio. WDIV-TV meteorologist Kim Adams has revealed she is dealing with "serious health issues" in a statement that she shared on social media and the Local 4 News website. "In recent months, I have been dealing with some serious health issues that have caused me to seek care at Cleveland Clinic in Ohio," wrote Adams.

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Satori Shakoor, a popular storyteller and versatile artist, was awarded the prestigious Kresge Literary Arts Fellow honor in 2017. Shakoor's one-woman show, now available on major streaming platforms, is an emotional journey through her life's tragedies and triumphs, with a special focus on the experience of menopause. “Confessions of a Menopausal Femme Fatale" was originally performed in 2023 at Detroit Public Theatre.

2 weeks ago | freep.com | Julie Hinds

WWJ-AM reporter and anchor Mike Campbell was 65 at the time of his death. WWJ-AM reporter and anchor Mike Campbell has died, according to the all-news radio station. An announcement on the station's website said that Campbell, 65, died on June 8. No cause of death was given. “He was our friend and co-worker at WWJ Newsradio 950 and also a friend to our listeners, bringing you the stories of the day from Detroit and across southeast Michigan.

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CNN's airing of "Good Night, and Good Luck" will be the first TV broadcast of a live Broadway play. The play is based on the 2005 film of the same name about the 1950s showdown between broadcast journalist Edward R. Murrow and U.S. Sen. Joseph McCarthy. In a scene from the 2005 movie “Good Night, and Good Luck,” CBS News legend Edward R. Murrow is anchoring an episode of "See It Now" about Sen.