Mike Huckaby, legendary Detroit DJ, dies from coronavirus-related causes

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In many ways, Mike Huckaby was the glue that bound Detroit’s electronic music scenes together.

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Sean Penn pulls on the sides of his mask after picking up some items from a local eatery in Los Angeles over the weekend.

Mike Huckaby, an influential DJ in the Detroit techno and house music scene, died Friday (April 24) after a lengthy hospitalization stemming from a stroke. He was 54.Huckaby suffered a mild stroke in early March, according to his brother, Craig Huckaby, the Detroit Free Press reports.

Mike Huckaby, an influential DJ in the Detroit techno and house music scene, died Friday (April 24) after a lengthy hospitalization stemming from a stroke. He was 54.

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Celebrities are doing everything they can in order to help others amid concerns over the coronavirus.

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Eminem is giving back in a creative way! The rapper recently donated several containers of “mom’s spaghetti” to healthcare workers in Detroit amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.