Paul Simon Announces 'Farewell Tour,' Including Summer Stop In St. Paul
A legendary songwriter and performer is calling it quits, but not before making one last stop in Minnesota.
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A legendary songwriter and performer is calling it quits, but not before making one last stop in Minnesota.
Just hours after Justin Timberlake performed in the Super Bowl LII halftime show at U.S. Bank Stadium, the pop superstar's return to Minnesota was already on the calendar.
Many took it to be a reference to Prince's own halftime show performance of "Purple Rain."
TMZ reported Saturday that Timberlake was set to use a hologram of Prince during his halftime know performance Sunday.
Jackson herself has put to rest any rumors that she would be making a cameo appearance in Timberlake's show this year.
Jennifer Lopez raised money for Hurricane Maria victims in Puerto Rico, celebrated an anniversary with beau Alex Rodriguez and covered Prince songs at a pre-Super Bowl concert in Minneapolis.
The Twin Cities has been buzzing with Super Bowl celebrities, but just what do they know about the Land of 10,000 Lakes?
Prince is rumored to be making an appearance of sorts Sunday night at U.S. Bank Stadium.
Actress Uma Thurman has accused embattled Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein of forcing himself upon her sexually and director Quentin Tarantino of making her perform a dangerous car stunt that injured her.
Friday was night two of late night Super Bowl festivities, with more parties and concerts all across the Twin Cities.
As she began to sing "Beautiful Trauma," she quickly stopped her band and told the crowd, "I can't do it ... I hate this. I can't do that song. I'm sorry."
After proclaiming himself a Packers fan at his Super Bowl halftime show press conference Thursday, Justin Timberlake is trying to get back into the good graces of Minnesotans.
Imagine Dragons were happy to perform indoors ahead of Super Bowl 52, unlike their recent outdoor gig for New Year's Eve.
Prince's death from an accidental painkiller overdose in 2016 leaves fans to only imagine how the megastar might have topped his electrifying performance in pouring rain at the Super Bowl 11 years ago in Miami.
Justin Timberlake ruled out a reunion with 'N Sync at his Super Bowl halftime show on Sunday but says the odds are good that fans will hear his megahit "Can't Stop the Feeling!"
