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Members of Wu-Tang Clan will perform at halftime for the Detroit Lions' Thanksgiving game on Thursday, Nov.

26 at Ford Field, with Eminem and manager Paul Rosenberg serving as executive producers through next season. Actor and Michigan native Antonio Cipriano will sing the national anthem.

The Lions will face the undefeated Vikings on Sunday in Week 8, with Jared Goff starting at QB, Jahmyr Gibbs active at RB + CB Roger McCreary listed questionable with a foot issue, and coaches signaling continued heavy corner rotation with Brian Branch available to help in the slot.

At halftime in Detroit, the Lions trailed the Vikings 7-6 after D.J.

Reed’s late interception set up Jake Bates’ field goal, while Jared Goff had been sacked four times and the offense averaged 3.1 yards per carry across 14 attempts.

About 400 volunteers gathered Sunday at Congregation Shaarey Zedek in Southfield for Jewish Family Service of Metro Detroit's (30th) annual Fall Fix Up and fanned out to 50 homes to rake leaves and winterize properties for older adults.

Three Detroit hotels were named among the top 15 in the Midwest in Condé Nast Traveler's Reader's Choice Awards (announced Oct.

31): The Godfrey Detroit placed No. 4, the Shinola No. 13, and the Detroit Foundation Hotel No. 15.

Marvin’s Marvelous Mechanical Museum reopened in October at 6427 Orchard Lake Road (West Bloomfield) after nearly two years and is in a soft opening with hours Wednesday through Sunday while closed Mondays and Tuesdays; it plans to staff up and open 365 days a year.

The Pistons beat the Nets 110-94 Friday at Barclays Center, with Cade Cunningham scoring 20 and Duncan Robinson adding 17 as Detroit improved to 5-1; they travel to Charlotte Monday night for their next NBA Cup game.

Wayne, Oakland and Macomb county executives told business and civic leaders at a Detroit Regional Chamber event in Ferndale on Oct.

30 that southeast Michigan must break down silos and expand training and transit to retain and grow its workforce.