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Family portraits, team pictures, and wedding photos. We've all taken them and put them in a frame or scrapbook. But now there's a new way to make those pictures come to life.
After watching Doulgas Tirola's Drunk Stoned Brilliant Dead, which traces the development and decline of the National Lampoon comedy empire, it's hard to imagine a satirical magazine quite like them existing today.
A little over 30 people were on hand early Friday morning to observe two of the very biggest pop stars to emerge in the '80s share a stage. Andrea Swensson from The Current was at Paisley Park in Chanhassen and wrote about her experience as Prince took the stage for the small crowd.
U.S. Sen. Al Franken is not done with his career as an author. The second-term Minnesota Democrat, former "Saturday Night Live" writer-performer, and best-selling author is working on a memoir about his years in Washington.
A 29-year tradition continues at the Walker Art Center this holiday season, as the museum once again will host the British Arrows Awards, a celebration of the year's most innovative, moving and humorous ads.
The sixth annual Twin Cities Film Festival is boasting a broader line-up this year, featuring more movies with Minnesota connections, more documentaries and more features from filmmakers around the world.
First, it was a mural. Now, it's a whole street. St. Paul is the latest city to pay tribute to Minnesota's own, Bob Dylan.
There used to be a day when celebrities were movie stars and rock stars. The World Wide Web changed everything and created a whole new brand of star: the Internet sensation.
The Playwrights' Center in Minneapolis will feature new plays at the 32nd annual PlayLabs festival this month. The festival runs Oct. 12-18 at the center, located on East Franklin Avenue.
A sports radio station in Duluth claims it's permanently changing formats to year-round holiday music. The switch-over happened late Wednesday, when WEBC-AM 560 and FM 106.5 began simulcasting Christmas tunes months before the holiday season begins.
From a group of Iron Range musicians making a trip down to the cities to an EP release at the 7th Street Entry, here are the four shows to see this weekend.
Besides suffering from a particularly boring U.S. release title, the English film "A Brilliant Young Mind" tells a nuanced and tender story of a mathematically gifted teenager who struggles to relate to those who love him.
Ziggy zaggy! Duluth has been nationally-recognized as one of the best towns to celebrate Oktoberfest – outside of Germany, of course.
Officials with "The Who" announced Wednesday their tour scheduled to start earlier this month, which includes a stop in Minneapolis, has been postponed until 2016. They'll hit the Target Center on May 1, 2016.
