'Michigan's Woodstock' promoter, longtime Detroit DJ dies at 87   Russ Gibb was an over-the-top radio disc jockey at WKNR-FM in Detroit. Known as "Uncle Russ," Gibb was linked to the infamous "Paul is Dead" rumor regarding the Beatles in 1969. He also was the longtime operator of Detroit's famed Grande Ballroom. And in 1970, he helped book the acts for the Goose Lake International Music Festival, a.k.a. Michigan's Woodstock. Gibb died Tuesday at 87. MORE ►'Michigan's Woodstock' transformed Goose Lake into a nest of peace and love

Castle-like home has secret passage and dock    Did you know Patti Smith called a castle-like home with backyard access to Lake St. Clair home? Yeah, that Patti Smith. The rock and roll Hall of Fame Patti Smith. Now her son, Jackson Smith, is the realtor listing his childhood home for $499,000. Check out the gallery of this 100-year-old brick house with plenty of music history. MORE ►See inside wedding barn turned single family dwelling

Casey Mize is a revelation, but should the Tigers call him up? hat  Casey Mize is one of the Detroit Tigers most exciting prospects. He's tearing up the batters in the minor leagues. (Not literally. He's not a real Tiger. But a no hitter in his first Double-A start is darn impressive!) Mize could be in Detroit now. His stuff is that good. However, we break down why the Tigers no doubt will play it safe with the phenom. MORE ►Injuries starting to pile up for Tigers

  

Here are more than 140 things to do in Michigan this month   April showers bring May flowers. In West Michigan this weekend, those flowers are tulips. Tulip Time is just one of the dozens upon dozens of events to enjoy throughout the state this month. We have a comprehensive list of beer festivals, family-friendly events, concerts and so much more. Come on, Michiganders, May is the month to leave your state of hibernation and enjoy all our lovely landscape has to offer. MORE ►Tulip Time is taking over with parades, food and fun in Holland