2014's Most Talked About Entertainment Stories
Celebrities and entertainers alike had a busy year in 2014. Here's a look back at the year's most talked about stories in entertainment.
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Celebrities and entertainers alike had a busy year in 2014. Here's a look back at the year's most talked about stories in entertainment.
Entertainment and pop culture had quite a few notable moments in 2014, and as the year winds down, some things require a second look.
The nation's largest theater chains have decided to pull Sony Pictures' "The Interview" following threats of violence from hackers calling themselves the Guardians of Peace.
Aretha Franklin, Barry Manilow, Jermaine Jackson. They're all great performers and singers, and one local man has gotten to sing along side all of them. Robert Robinson also opened one of Prince's birthdays and was a featured vocalist with pianist Lorie Line, but he never saw singing as a career.
She's been in the fast lane from L.A. to Tokyo for the better part of 2014, but Iggy Azalea is bringing her "Fancy" realness to Minneapolis next April. Target Center announced that The Great Escape Tour would be swinging there on April 30.
White Truffle dinner, it sounds like a great holiday meal. The four-course meal at Vincent A. Restaurant this Wednesday has a hint of truffle in every bite, and it's all in the name of charity.
We're coming down the home stretch, but there's still plenty to do.
The Piano Man is coming to Target Center next spring for his first show at the arena in 15 years. The announcement came Thursday morning after Target Center posted a photo to social media the previous night showing Times Square with a big sign reading "Happy 1999."
Calley Bliss -- the founder of Entertainment Jill – has a great tagline that she acknowledges is somewhat cheesy, but it perfectly describes what her new company strives to do: foster talent and give female musicians a voice.
The Minneapolis Institute of Arts has received an $8 million donation to endow the position of the museum's director and president. The gift from the Duncan and Nivin MacMillan Foundation was given in honor of the museum's 100th anniversary in 2015.
Country singer Carrie Underwood will perform at the 2015 Minnesota State Fair
We're more than eight months away from the next Minnesota State Fair, but one of the biggest names in country music will be at next year's "Great Minnesota Get-Together."
To call Princess Kaguya pretty wouldn't do it justice. The watercolor animation from Studio Ghibli (Spirited Away, Princess Mononoke) is at once airy and abundant, simple and sublime. For those depressed by winter's early arrival, this film is a spring breeze, a breath of life.
One of the most iconic holiday musicals came to life this weekend in the Twin Cities.
For the 34th year, the Twin Cities Gay Men's Chorus will be performing this holiday season. This year's show, called "Joyful and Triumphant," will be performed at the Ted Mann Concert Hall on the University of Minnesota's West Bank campus. They will perform this Friday, Dec. 12 and Saturday, Dec. 13 at 8 p.m., and Sunday, Dec. 14 at 2 p.m.
