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In the rear-view mirror, the movies of 2014 look exhausting. So many of them kept us in our seats for well over two hours, and just as many failed to reach their creators' lofty ambitions. Yet while the giants struggled this year, others flourished.
After a mild December, the recent cold weather has allowed the Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board crews to open ice rinks beginning Wednesday.
Dustin Diamond, the actor who played Screech in the 1990s television show "Saved by the Bell," is expected to appear in a Wisconsin courtroom.
The celebration of legendary folk songwriter Bob Dylan in his hometown of Hibbing is on an "indefinite hiatus", according to the Hibbing Dylan Days committee.
Lizz Winstead is back in Minnesota! The Minnesota comedian is here to host two performances of her special year in review show. 'Plan B from Outer Space' goes on Saturday evening at the Cedar Cultural Center in Minneapolis.
The actor famous for playing Samuel "Screech" Powers on the 90s TV series "Saved By The Bell" was arrested Friday in Wisconsin. According to the Ozaukee Country Sheriff's Office, 37-year-old Dustin Diamond was arrested and charged with first-degree recklessly endangering safety, possession of a switchblade knife and carrying a concealed weapon.
After days of back and forth, a movie that many thought would never be shown to the public is now playing.
From Minneapolis to tiny Cold Spring, the Minnesota theaters premiering "The Interview" on Christmas Day are approaching the film with little of the trepidation that led Sony to cancel its release.
We were all there, right? We grow up and have no idea what to do? One Minnetonka man was at that point and decided to run away to Buenos Aires, Argentina. Now Pete Ford is 24 years old and hitting all the right notes.
As December draws to a close and the New Year arrives, there's still plenty to do.
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.
