Lee Devito is the Editor in Chief at Detroit Metro Times. He covers a diverse range of topics including retail, travel and tourism, real estate, and architecture, often intertwining these themes with music, food and drink, social issues, and local happenings. Lee's work has been featured in notable publications such as Scene Magazine, Creative Loafing Tampa, and NewsBreak.
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Lee Devito predominantly covers entertainment news with a focus on local events and music in Detroit, Michigan. His articles also cover crime, politics, and private sector announcements relevant to the area.
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Pitching topics such as new venue openings, musician spotlights from Detroit artists or upcoming local events aligns closely with his coverage attributes and themes.
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By: Lee Devito
The alternative rock band said it would “take some time away as a group” following an onstage brawl
Opened by L.A. artist Shark Toof in 2018, the club was known for its DJ nights
By: Lee Devito
Derrick Lee Cardello-Smith accused the embattled music mogul of sexually assaulting him in Detroit in 1997
The illustration seems to imply that the lone Palestinian American in Congress is a member of Hezbollah
The beloved doughnut shop is now open all day six days a week
Made by Griffin Claw Brewing Co., the lager can be enjoyed at the illuminated Detroit-area attraction
By: Lee Devito
The longstanding dive bar has been closed since May as its owner tries repair structural damage while maintaining the building’s historic character
A Bloomfield Township home designed by Minoru Yamasaki, architect of the former World Trade Center as well as a number of other striking mid-century modern buildings in the Detroit area including Wayne State University’s McGregor Memorial Conference Center, has been listed for sale.Built in 1957, the 3,700-square-foot home has six bedrooms and three bathrooms and sits on a 2.64-acre property. It also comes with a backyard pool.According to Crain’s Detroit Business, the home has been owned since 1988 by Sameer Eid, the restaurateur behind the popular Phoenicia and Forest restaurants in Birmingham and Leila in downtown Detroit.The home is located at 5280 Brookdale Rd. and listed at $2.95 million by Dylan Tent of Signature Sotheby’s International Realty.You can take a tour via the photos below.
The Christmas-themed version of the popular Halloween party includes cover bands, costumes, and other tricks and treats
The company uses an LED dome to immerse fans in live sports and other forms of arts and entertainment
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