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So much for our warm spell -- the cold is about to return. Avoid cabin fever and frostbite at the same time by taking in the annual Omnifest at St. Paul's Science Museum of Minnesota. The festival runs through March 3. Plan ahead and pre-order tickets, especially for weekends because this is a popular event.
Country singer Luke Bryan is returning to Minnesota in 2016. After a successful concert at TCF Bank Stadium, Bryan returns to be one of the first acts to headline the new U.S. Bank Stadium.
A young five-piece contemporary folk band is starting pick up some steam in the Twin Cities and now they plan on releasing their premiere album, "Falling is Easy", at the Icehouse this weekend.
British indie rock band, Florence + the Machine is coming to St. Paul! As part of their "How Beautiful" tour, Florence + the Machine will stop at the Xcel Energy Center on June 2.
If you love binge-watching TV series, this could be right up your alley. The Science Museum of Minnesota in downtown St. Paul is kicking off Omnifest -- their eight-week film festival -- this weekend.
Minnesota's record-breaking warm in December continues to impact winter activities. On Thursday, the Minneapolis Parks & Recreation Department canceled the 15th annual Lake Harriet Kite Festival, which was scheduled for Jan. 16.
Fans of the "Rock The Garden" festival will be rocking out at a new location this year.
A 911 transcript reveals the moment when Scott Weiland's bandmates found the former Stone Temple Pilots frontman's body on his tour bus in suburban Minneapolis last month.
It's a classic ballet story – The Nutcracker For the 2015 holiday season, the O'Shaughnessy Stage at St. Catherine University performed the show with 36-year-old Erin Warn among the cast. Warn's talent, passion and determination is what makes her this week's Minnesotan to Meet.
It's hard to avoid the social media frenzy over Netflix's new documentary, "Making a Murderer." It's the story of a Wisconsin man allegedly framed for murder. The 10-hour series has generated plenty of anger, hate mail and even a petition to the White House.
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.
