A Minnesota Myth Sparked 'Kumiko: The Treasure Hunter'
An urban legend from the snowy, desolate plains of Minnesota was the catalyst that led to "Kumiko: The Treasure Hunter," a new, haunting film from brothers David and Nathan Zellner.
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An urban legend from the snowy, desolate plains of Minnesota was the catalyst that led to "Kumiko: The Treasure Hunter," a new, haunting film from brothers David and Nathan Zellner.
For its 100th birthday, the Minneapolis Institute of Arts is offering a surprise a week!
The filmmaker who re-imagined Batman in the beloved Dark Knight trilogy will be in Minnesota this spring to talk about his films as part of a Walker Art Center anniversary celebration.
Going to the movies sounds particularly good when 9 inches of wet, heavy spring snow falls in late March.
Andrew Basso, considered one of the world's greatest escape artist, and is in the Twin Cities. Basso will be on tour with The Illusionists, the best-selling show on Broadway. It's seven of the most incredible illusionists on earth on one stage at St. Paul's Ordway Center.
As you may know, political ads and events can sometimes, well, get weird – or awkward. In response, CNN made its very own political spoof of Adult Swim's recent viral hit "Too Many Cooks." The results are amazing.
The best thing about "Spring" is that it wears its weirdness on its sleeve
A warrant remains out in Stearns County for the arrest of a rapper formerly affiliated with an Academy Award-winning rap group, nearly a year after the alleged incident.
Liza Minnelli has checked herself in rehab and is making "excellent progress," her representative says. The 69-year-old entertainer, who has had alcohol and drug addictions, is one of the few artists to win an Oscar, a Tony, an Emmy and a Grammy.
When you have guests in town, there's a good chance you'll make a trip to the Mall of America. But in this week's Guest Pass, Matt Brickman is to taking us to another Bloomington spot, the Pinnacle Climbing Wall at REI.
A few days ago, the list of features for this year's Minneapolis-St. Paul International Film Festival dropped. There are more than 170 movies in the lineup, and, as you can imagine, there's a lot to look through.
The Minneapolis Institute of Arts has received nearly 700 pieces of rare East Asian artwork and a $12.5 million endowment from a former St. Paul resident.
The legendary rock band, the Rolling Stones, could soon be heading to the Twin Cities. They haven't officially announced their 2015 world tour, but released a video on Twitter as a tease.
This year's St. Patrick's Day parade is Tuesday, and WCCO's own Jamie Yuccas will be the celebrity grand marshal. Festivities will include floats, bands, walking units, and several new entries. The parade starts at 6:30 p.m. on Nicollet Mall, between 11th Street and 5th Street.
It isn't so very often that we get two Friday the 13th months in a row. You don't have to be superstitious to perk up whenever the fateful date approaches. You might just be a fan of some of the cheesiest, least frightening horror movies ever made, the Friday the 13th franchise.
