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Kelly Clarkson won American Idol with "A Moment Like This," and now she's hoping to win over fans with an August concert at Xcel Energy Center. She announced Tuesday morning she'll be "Already Gone" in July on the Piece By Piece Tour, which includes a stop on St. Paul for a show in St. Paul on Aug.
The days are growing longer, the breezes don't quite feel as arctic, and a crop of new movies is in season. Just last week, I reviewed the clever vampire comedy "What We Do In The Shadows," and this Friday the new movie from District 9 director Neill Blomkamp is at the Minnesota Zoo's IMAX theatre.
The last time Madonna came back to the Twin Cities, it was after a quarter-century absence. This time, the wait won't be nearly as long. The Material Girl will be coming back to perform at the Xcel Energy Center in St. Paul on Thursday, Oct. 8 as part of her Rebel Heart Tour.
March is Women's History Month and our sister company Simon & Schuster has put together a list of book club picks that celebrate female voices!
Visitors are getting their first look at the newly renovated concert hall at the Ordway Center in St. Paul. A ribbon cutting on Sunday kicked off the debut of the concert hall after a $42 million renovation.
For the past decade, people have enjoyed an artist-created "shanty town" on the frozen White Bear Lake. Funding has been a problem, though, so the art shanties are only outside every other year. This winter, organizers still wanted to hold the event, so they did it at Fulton Brewery in Minneapolis.
Did you know Minneapolis is home to the oldest sketch comedy troupe in the country? It's called the Brave New Workshop, founded by former circus performer Dudley Riggs in 1958.
Downtown St. Paul's new concert hall opens Sunday at Ordway Center for the Performing Arts. A free community open house will be held from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. to launch "Rock the Ordway," a three-week music celebration. Gov. Mark Dayton and St. Paul Mayor Chris Coleman are scheduled to attend the ribbon cutting.
Only have patience for one vampire movie in 2015? Make it this weird, silly, pitch-perfect mockumentary from New Zealand. "What We Do In The Shadows," created by one of the minds behind "Flight of the Conchords," has big laughs before the opening credits roll, and it goes on to take vampiric tropes, place them in a modern Wellington cityscape, and twist them into wonderful B-movie jokes.
Not since "less filling" vs. "tastes great" has there been a debate this all-consuming. One little cocktail party dress is getting the whole world to throw drinks in other people's faces. The question of whether a dress posted on Tumblr is blue and black or whether it's white and gold has everyone drawing clear lines in the sand.
This weekend the Ordway Center in St. Paul will debut its newly-expanded and renovated concert hall. Not only is it bigger, the quality of the sound is better.
To say 8-year-old Molly Vergin is a fan of the CBS reality show "The Amazing Race" might be an understatement. "I think there's only one season that I haven't seen," Molly said. "I think it's funny because they have to do a lot of weird different challenges." She's no stranger to adventure; she's already visited 37 states
A taste of la dolce vita is at the St. Anthony Main Theatre in Minneapolis this weekend as the seventh annual Italian Film Festival takes to screens with works from new talents and cinematic titans.
Here are a few other things you don't want to miss out on this month if basketball's March Madness isn't your thing.
The 30th season of Survivor begins Wednesday night. It's the longest running reality-competition series on TV. Since the premiere of the show on May 31, 2000, 460 contestants have participated since the show.
