Lee DeVito is the Editor-in-Chief of the Detroit Metro Times, with a focus on local news and culture in Michigan and specifically Detroit. His work has also been featured in Scene Magazine (Times-Shamrock) and Creative Loafing Tampa. Lee covers a wide range of topics, including music, arts, entertainment, local events, and breaking news in the Detroit area.
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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.
Given this focus, sources related to the local entertainment industry would likely be well-received. Additionally, individuals or organizations involved in event planning and hosting could provide valuable insight. As Lee has an interest in political figures at times, experts familiar with local politics may find success pitching stories that intersect with entertainment or events.
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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Fifteen acts will play short three-song sets covering other Motor City artists
The DSO will perform orchestral arrangements of popular disco tunes, complete with a dance-off
Live Nation’s Concert Week promotion is a big deal
The Downtown Street Eats food truck rally starts Monday and runs into the fall
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By: Lee Devito
On Friday, police responded to anti-war protests outside the University of Michigan Museum of Art with pepper spray and physical force.
By: Lee Devito
Joe Pickett and Nick Prueher have watched hours of weird video tapes — and saved the best for you
Third time’s the charm?
The Detroit Ceasefire Choir says it was barred from singing in Campus Martius Park to call for peace in Gaza
By: Lee Devito
The show is consistently voted by Metro Times readers as the best group night out
New summer drink just dropped
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