What’s popping? Today is National Popcorn Lover’s Day and what “butter” way to celebrate than to enjoy a delicious bowl of your favorite snack. Ronier Golightly and Trever Jackson from Motor City Popcorn joined “Live In The D” host Tati Amare and guest co-host Jasen Magic to give popcorn lover’s new ways to zhuzh up their snack.

Check out the newest and most unique popcorn trends.

The small or the large tub? Butter or no butter? Those are often decisions moviegoers make when at the theater and are in the mood for some popcorn to go along with their show.

Couple's path to opening new store included selling popcorn in tents and a food truck.

Believe it or not, October is a huge national food month, so put some of these foods head-to-head to see what people would choose.

The historic downtown Ann Arbor theaters are celebrating National Cinema Day on Saturday, Sept.3, with cheap tickets to all of its movies.

Moms can score some free popcorn this Mother’s Day when they see a movie at Emagine Theatres.

Two popcorn makers that have been blowing up on social media are put to the test

You can pick from 4 new movies in theaters with big name stars. Movie reviewer Greg Russell joined Jason Carr to talk about all about them.

This Detroit company has over 50 different flavors of popcorn!

Check out Poppin Top Hat on Broadway Street in Downtown Detroit. Watch the video above to learn more about what’s on the menu. More: Tasty Tuesday page

Motor City Popcorn is a delicious treat. Learn all about the company in the video above. More: Tasty Tuesday page

DETROIT Former owner David Farber came out of retirement, repurchasing Detroit Popcorn following the statements made by his successor via social media. This morning we were made aware of the statements made by Evan Singer, owner of Detroit Popcorn, on social media. The Detroit Zoological Society (DZS) would like to thank everyone who alerted us to the racist comments made by the owner of Detroit Popcorn. You will no longer see Detroit Popcorn product at the Detroit Zoo.I think that's good, I think. Detroit Popcorn Company is closed in the short term until we can assess the best way to move forward and also facilitate a sale.