Twenty-three years ago, Penn and Teller joined forces to create one of the most successful, thought-provoking and entertaining magic shows on stage. The magic world hasn't been the same since.
For those uninformed members of the public, the reason that P&T are at the top of their profession is simple: They're different. They're unique.
Penn & Teller Take on A2: Bad-boy magicians bring bullets, spandex, opera to Michigan Theater
John Saul has certainly made his presence felt within science-fiction circles. His stories about creepy mutations, horrific spectacles and man's battle against the supernatural have allowed his novels to consistently top the nation's best-seller list.
Saul's 'Presence' disappoints fans of horror
Galactic, a funky, New Orleans-based acid jazz band, will be making its way to Ann Arbor tonight.
The five-person ensemble that started out as a horn band has survived a different keyboard player, horn section, and guitar players only to come out as one of the most promising contemporary jazz acts of the late 1990s.
Galactic blasts into town with far-out acid jazz, funk
Once a band has reached a certain level of success, it is difficult for them to ever attain that same peak again.
When you're the Rolling Stones, a band that is in its fourth decade of recording together, that task is even more complicated.Stones build strong 'Bridges'
First-run films and films holding
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