Alicia Smith is a Morning Anchor at WXYZ-TV. She covers a diverse range of topics including arts and entertainment, film and cinema, as well as consumer and software technology, often blending these themes with her passion for marketing and advertising. Alicia's work has been featured in notable outlets such as Hot Press, Daily Express, and Crain's Detroit Business, among others.
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By: Alicia Smith
One of the most fertile locations in the creepypasta mythos ever lived is the 'Backrooms', which emerged from a 4chan message board in 2019 with an anonymous photograph and cryptic caption, becoming an endless maze of fluorescent lights and musty yellow carpet.
By: Alicia Smith
A Netflix series has been revealed, ‘Man on Fire', a seven-episode debut season that earned generally favorable ratings, from critics.
By: Alicia Smith
For years, Stephen Colbert's affection for J.R.R. Tolkien's Middle-earth was a charming running theme on late night TV. This obsession resulted in cast reunions, obscure lore issues, and even a cameo in 'The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug' in 2013. It was a beloved addition to the show's celebrity.
By: Alicia Smith
Sylvester Stallone's directing team assembled numerous genre icons into one oversized, explosive package, resulting in the creation of 'Expendables'. This series has been a trending franchise in modern action cinema for almost ten years, with no female-led sequels to date.
By: Alicia Smith
Fans are eagerly anticipating the final episode of ‘The Boys' because showrunner Eric Kripke provided a detailed update post-episode interview that seemingly revealed crucial details about two of the show's greatest characters.
By: Alicia Smith
In the history of prestige television, Bob Odenkirk's impact on the show has been unparalleled. His work as a recurring character in shows like 'Breaking Bad' and 'Better Call Saul' helped secure him a spot in the hall of fame, as well as the duo Timmy and Kelly.
By: Alicia Smith
Karen Fukuhara's Kimiko has been one of the most enticing faces in 'The Boys' since the start of the show, communicating through solely sign language
By: Alicia Smith
Despite its subtlety, 'The Boys' remains a deeply emotional film that occurs as a result of a snide observation made by an elderly woman in a suburban living room, rather than a surface-level act.
By: Alicia Smith
(WXYZ) — The General Motors Technical Center in Warren is the heart of innovation for the automaker and a national historic landmark.
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