Paisley Park, Other Prince Properties Could Go On Sale
Administrators of the megastar's estate have asked a judge for permission to offer nearly 20 properties owned by Prince.
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Administrators of the megastar's estate have asked a judge for permission to offer nearly 20 properties owned by Prince.
Minneapolis is the place to be this weekend for local music! We've got a couple album releases and two awesome block parties. Check them out below.
Hennepin Theatre Trust officials announced Friday that the Trust will be purchasing the former Solera Building in downtown Minneapolis.
Attorneys for Prince's ex-wife Manuela Testolini are arguing that records from the couple's 2006 divorce should remain sealed.
A comedy superstar, who performed at Target Center last night, ended the night with a second surprise show.
Leaders in Winona are considering adding a city ordinance because of a controversy surrounding "Pokemon Go."
The legal bills for sorting out Prince's estate are already running into the millions.
For a group of seniors in northern Minnesota, retirement means the beginning of making beautiful music together.
From a couple awesome album releases to a benefit concert for Philando Castile, here are the four shows to see for this weekend!
Prince's family says an official tribute concert honoring the late icon will take place in October in the singer's hometown of Minneapolis.
Media organizations are asking a Minnesota judge to guarantee public access to all proceedings surrounding Prince's estate.
The Minnesota Bluegrass & Old-Time Music Festival will be held Aug. 11-14 at El Rancho Mañana in Richmond.
The special administrator overseeing the estate of the late rock superstar Prince says 16 people who have filed claims to heirship don't have sufficient evidence to proceed with genetic testing.
Filmmaker Michel Gondry, known for his hyper-inventive visual style in movies like "The Science of Sleep" and "Mood Indigo", is back with a new work on boyhood and friendship, but his latest looks quite a bit different than the produced-to-the-hilt movies for which he is known – and, at least for me, appreciated. The difference is so great it's as if the director has challenged himself to take his imagination out of the poetry-and-props clouds and place it into an environment that's earthier, a realm in which the hints of realism could grow.
In this week's Workin' for the Weekend, there are plenty of things to do to enjoy these dog days of summer.
