Uptown Theatre Celebrates A Century Of Movies
A Twin Cities institution is marking a milestone, celebrating 100 years of showing films.
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A Twin Cities institution is marking a milestone, celebrating 100 years of showing films.
Gov. Mark Dayton is declaring Tuesday June 7, 2016 "Prince Day." It would've been the music icon's 58th birthday.
The special administrator handling Prince's estate is proposing an aggressive timeline for testing claims of heirship to the music superstar's fortune.
A Minnesota medical examiner said Thursday that Prince died of an accidental overdose of fentanyl, a synthetic opioid painkiller. Authorities have not said whether he had a prescription for the drug and, if not, how he obtained it.
"Sunset Song" is a deeply poetic period piece that struggles with consistency. At times, director Terence Davies, a filmmaker not unused to delving into history, captures an intimate or troubling moment in a way that can only be described as brilliant. Other times, however, his latest work devolves into something too melodic, too weepy, and almost melodramatic.
Autopsy results show that Prince died of a self-administered overdose of Fentanyl, and his death was ruled accidental.
"Prairie Home Companion" radio show host Garrison Keillor says he has suffered a brain seizure but his show apparently will go on.
Prince's death sent fans flocking to buy his music — and set some new standards on the charts at Billboard, the music industry bible. Only Beyonce's "Lemonade" kept him from the top.
The iconic Uptown Theatre is kicking off its 100th anniversary celebration this weekend with screenings of classic films like "Seven Samurai," "King Kong" and "Citizen Kane."
From an outside reggae party Thursday night to a major independent hip hop festival at the state fairgrounds on Sunday, here are the four shows and events to see this weekend!
The actor best known for playing Screech in TV's "Saved By The Bell" is back in jail in Wisconsin.
A look at some other prominent Americans whose children surfaced years — sometimes decades — after they were born:
A nationally recognized comedy club in the North Loop is worried new construction could mean the end of its 25-year run.
Garrison Keillor is bringing back familiar elements of "A Prairie Home Companion" at least one more time.
Two people claiming to be heirs of Prince's estate are objecting to having to take blood and genetic tests to prove their relationship to the musician.
