The Kozouz Sisters, authors of Motown Lowdown, an advice column in The Detroit News, are syndicated with an international presence known as The Lowdown. Their weekly column has been prominent on the front page of the Features Section of the Detroit News, one of the top 50 daily newspapers in America, owned by Gannett, Inc. as well as other international publications.

The Lowdown is a refreshing alternative to the traditional advice column; four sisters, four phases is the column’s mantra. Readers reap the benefits of having not one, but four opposing viewpoints from the smart talking Gen X sisters, ultimately reaching a resolution to each reader’s dilemma. The column has cross-over appeal and has created quite a buzz, generating questions from an equal number of male and female, young and old. The four independent voices create a chemistry, in print and on screen.

The Kozouz sisters named Reham, Rana, Ruba and Leena dish out advice weekly on such topics as love, dating, career and family. Each sister contributes a different perspective, as each is in a different phase in life.