Julie Hinds is a pop culture critic at the Detroit Free Press. She covers a range of topics including TV, movies, books, and current events with cultural significance, often highlighting performers and creators with Michigan connections. Her work has been featured in various publications such as Charlevoix Courier, Yahoo News, and USA TODAY.
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Julie Hinds focuses on local entertainment news, particularly in Detroit and Michigan. She frequently covers events and profiles related to television, movies, celebrities, and general entertainment.
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By: Julie Hinds
Detroit Free Press Bill Murray told Siena Heights University's last graduating class that he is part of their family now.
By: Julie Hinds
Colbert will welcome four of his competitors - NBC's Jimmy Fallon, ABC's Jimmy Kimmel, NBC's Seth Meyers and HBO's John Oliver - on Monday, May 11.
Murray surprised graduates, who weren't told he'd be appearing at the commencement event in Adrian on May 9.
By: Julie Hinds
Detroit Free Press In a pivotal moment of “Sons of Detroit” that happened in 2016, noted Detroit writer Marsha Battle Philpot, aka Marsha
Facts, figures and memorable moments from “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert" and its 11-season run, which concludes Thursday, May 21.
Stephen Colbert left the air with laughter, grace, surprise celebrities and a few well-placed digs at CBS for canceling his show.
By: Julie Hinds
Stephen Colbert left the air with laughter, grace, surprise celebrities and a few well-placed digs at CBS for canceling his show.
By: Julie Hinds
Stephen Colbert guest-hosted an episode of “Only in Monroe," a public access TV show in Michigan, that aired at 11:35 p.m. Friday, May 22.
By: Julie Hinds
Detroit Free Press After his final “The Late Show” aired on CBS May 21, Stephen Colbert made a surprise appearance the next night on what you might call his last last show.
By: Julie Hinds
Detroit Free Press Chris Hansen, of 'Takedown with Chris Hansen,' in Martin County "Primetime" is set to be released sometime this fall.
