The Capital Area Humane Society received a grant from the company to participate in the “Primp your Pit (bull)” promotion during the month of August.
Soon Sparty will compete for attention with the likes of Captain America, Spider-Man and the Hulk, due in part to a new collaboration between Russell Athletic and Marvel Entertainment.
Many Lansing residents soon will experience a new level of head banging and moshing as hardcore band This is Hell makes its first appearance in the area.
After about two years of working at Menna’s Joint, 115 Albert Ave., actuarial science senior Matt Dolinar has done just about every task possible within the restaurant.
The seven-day long event featured more than 40 musical acts on two stages, and this weekend’s headliners included rock groups The Wallflowers and Three Days Grace, as well as ska-punk group Sublime with Rome.
“American Idol” fans soon will have the chance to see James Durbin, one of the show’s past finalists, perform live rather than watching him on TV.
Few things taste better on a hot summer day than an ice-cold smoothie.
The weeklong musical event will continue until July 15 at Adado Riverfront Park, 300 N. Grand Ave., in Lansing. During the seven days of performances, more than 40 acts representing a wide range of genres will be featured.
The Spartans don’t kick off the 2012 season against Boise State until Aug. 31, but college football junkies can get their fix today with the release of EA Sports’ NCAA Football 13.
Minutes after beating the New Jersey Devils in game six of the Stanley Cup Finals, Los Angeles Kings defenseman Matt Greene hoisted the 34-pound silver trophy above his head and made a customary lap around the ice in celebration.
Ska-punk band Sublime with Rome, rock acts Bush, Joe Walsh, The Wallflowers and Three Days Grace, along with country performers Kevin Costner & Modern West and Eric Church all are slated to headline a night at the weeklong festival.
The Pretty Things Peep Show, a touring variety group featuring various out-of-the-ordinary acts, is scheduled to stop at The Loft, 414 E. Michigan Ave., in Lansing, on Sunday night.
Although she has no prior experience as an actor, Stacy Boyles found her way onto the TV screens of people throughout the country.
When Josh Michels wants to see a live musical performance, he doesn’t have to travel any farther than his own garage.
Empty seats were few and far between Thursday night at Wharton Center for the second day of the Broadway hit musical “Wicked.”
BackStage Pass, a local TV series, provides viewers with a behind-the-scenes look at music created in Michigan by hosting live performances and interviews with musicians.
For the third time since 2007, the Grammy and Tony Award-winning production “Wicked” will return to East Lansing. The show will open at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in Wharton Center’s Cobb Great Hall and run until July 8.
When the door closes behind Troy Lamson as he steps into a cage to battle his opponent, he transforms into an entirely different person.
Nearly 100 hours of labor and 500 pounds of scrap metal later, Lansing resident Troy Sica and his family walked away from Lansing’s Old Town’s annual Festival of the Moon and Festival of the Sun victorious.
The second annual charity soccer game for the Ronald McDonald House of Mid-Michigan pitted former Spartan basketball players such as Andre Hutson and Austin Thornton against gridiron alumni including Greg Jones, Eric Smith and T.J.