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If you have Netflix, then you no doubt have at least seen the latest series on your homepage – "Making A Murderer." The 10-epsiode documentary series follows the life and trials of Steven Avery, a Manitowoc County, Wis. man.
Logically, we think that every beginning has an end, and that a time consuming task will eventually see its conclusion.
What is film and what should it be? Those questions were tugging away as the subtext of myriad notable films in 2015, from Quentin Tarantino's heavily publicized analog push via the 70mm push accompanying The Hateful Eight's roadshow release all the way down to one of the most economically-produced movies of the year -- Tangerine.
The Guthrie Theater plans to provide free tickets to a production of Shakespeare's "Pericles" to some Minneapolis students. The Guthrie will provide free matinee tickets to 2,109 ninth-grade language arts students from nine schools in the Minneapolis School District.
When Todd Haynes directed his 2002 film "Far from Heaven," the spirit of Douglas Sirk hung over the proceedings. Incorporating the melodramatic tropes of Sirk was, at the time, taken as one of his trademark exercises in semiotics, but at this point, it now seems more like a turning point in his career.
It was a big mistake on live television that quickly spread like wildfire. After naming Miss Colombia this year's Miss Universe, pageant host Steve Harvey said he'd made a mistake.
In America, Sunday is synonymous with football. It's something Vikings fans know well. This week, Hollywood is taking a crack against the game and the NFL.
The actor most famous for playing Screech Powers on the TV show "Saved By The Bell" will start serving a four-month jail sentence with work release in January.
The former singer for the Stone Temple Pilots died accidentally from a mix of cocaine, alcohol and MDA, according to the Hennepin County Medical Examiner.
The force led Megan Thompson and Anthony Nygren to their destiny, as they said "I do," or rather, "as you wish."
'Tis the season for decking the halls, and there's no shortage of places in Minnesota to check out some spectacular lights. You voted and sent Natalie Nyhus to your favorite holiday light display. With 3.5 million lights, Bentleyville Tour of Lights in Duluth is your winner.
"Star Wars: The Force Awakens" is rated PG-13, causing some parents to think twice before taking their kids to see it. PG-13 has been the most common parental rating for more than a decade, making up more than half the movies and bringing in twice as much money as those rated R and G.
The new "Star Wars" may not premiere until 7 p.m. Thursday, but some locals have been at the theatre since 10 p.m. Wednesday. These fans are in the midst of a marathon, watching every Star Wars ever made leading up to the big show Thursday night.
This weekend, a two-day benefit concert inspired by a young child battles with cystic fibrosis kicks off in Minneapolis!
One of the most popular artists in the music world right now, Adele will be performing two shows in St. Paul on July 5-6 to kick off her latest tour. Tickets went on sale at 10 a.m. on the Ticketmaster website, and they were hard to come by for many.
