Author: Brian McCollum, Detroit Free Press

Al Sharpton and others will be on hand as “Amazing Grace” premieres at the DIA on Monday — what would have been the Queen of Soul’s 77th birthday.

Vintage Motown fashion, instruments and interactive displays will be part of “Motown: The Sound of Young America,” opening in April in Austin, Texas.

Jay-Z, Imagine Dragons, the Killers, Miley Cyrus, Chance the Rapper and the Black Keys were among more than 75 artists revealed.

Long-shelved Aretha Franklin concert film will have private local premiere at Detroit Institute of Arts on March 25 —the Queen of Soul’s birthday.

Williams, known for songs such as “Bacon Fat” and “Shake a Tail Feather,” died in his longtime home Chicago, after a long and well-connected career.

Eminem’s ‘The Slim Shady LP’ breakout album is marking its 20th anniversary. Here’s the inside story from those who were there.

Social media, real-time reactions and shifting trends are the latest batch of challenges for Ken Ehrlich, who has produced the Grammys for 39 years.

The Motown Museum is digging into its repository of unseen artifacts for a series of Facebook reveals, starting with a key founding document Friday.

The late Queen of Soul will be celebrated by Jennifer Hudson, Alicia Keys, Celine Dion and others in a Jan. 13 concert to air at a later date on CBS.

The former First Lady and Motown fan has a customized playlist to accompany her Detroit visit, which included a stop at the Motown Museum.