Netflix: 'Making A Murderer' Isn't Over Yet
Miss binge-watching "Making a Murderer"? Well, Netflix says more on the Wisconsin true-crime/criminal justice story is on the way.
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Miss binge-watching "Making a Murderer"? Well, Netflix says more on the Wisconsin true-crime/criminal justice story is on the way.
The Revolution, formerly known as Prince's band, are expanding their forthcoming stint at the club that helped make them all worldwide celebrities.
One of the directors of last year's excellent vampire mockumentary "What We Do in the Shadows" is back with a more family-friendly film about a chubby New Zealand kid finding his place in the world by fleeing the cops in the bush for months on end. Taika Waititi's "Hunt for the Wilderpeople," while not as funny or original as his monster mash, is consistently amusing and filled with enough laughs to make its formulaic plot points easy to overlook.
If you haven't been able to resist the siren call of Pokemon GO over the past week—and many of us have not—you've probably already figured out some of the logical places.
This week's "4 Shows To See" features a bunch of album/EP releases, along with a group of musicians who will be fundraising for the benefit of the family of Philando Castile.
A Carver County judge has reportedly authorized the special administrator overseeing Prince's estate to examine confidential information.
We are heading into the dog days of summer, and nothing says summer more than a good community festival. From St. Paul and Prior Lake, to Edina and Maple Grove, we have fun festivities across the Twin Cities in Workin' for the Weekend.
"Music of Strangers" is much more than a film on a superstar world music ensemble.
Jay-Z has released an emotional new song in response to this week's fatal police shootings of two black men in Minnesota and Louisiana.
The band that helped catapult Prince to international superstardom is reuniting in his memory. The Revolution, which backed up Prince in the 1980s, will play two shows Sept. 2-3 at First Avenue.
The Xcel Energy Center will be packed Tuesday night for a concert by one of the world's most famous vocalists. Adele is kicking off her first American tour in half a decade, and she is doing it in Minnesota.
Whether it's Bob Dylan, Prince, or Judy Garland, Minnesotans are (overly?) proud of famous individuals born in the Land of 10,000 Lakes. So, woe to those who mistakenly report that a famous Minnesotan is from another state. That brings us to today's example: Garrison Keillor.
Celebrate Independence Day at Red, White and Boom in Minneapolis Monday. Hosted by the city's parks and recreation board, the event attracts more than 75,000 people to sites along the downtown riverfront every year.
Writer and humorist Garrison Keillor served up a bittersweet farewell for some 18,000 fans at the Hollywood Bowl, as he hosted his final episode of the old-style radio variety show, "A Prairie Home Companion."
"The Wailing" is a hysterical and strange South Korean epic that tries to be both a horror movie and a thriller, and one could argue that, for the first hour or so, it wants to be a dark comedy as well.
