Deaf Rapper Sean Forbes Rocks The 'U'
A deaf rapper is working to highlight the talents and efforts of deaf and hard of hearing artists. Sean Forbes entertained hundreds at the University of Minnesota's Coffman Memorial Union Monday night.
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A deaf rapper is working to highlight the talents and efforts of deaf and hard of hearing artists. Sean Forbes entertained hundreds at the University of Minnesota's Coffman Memorial Union Monday night.
Series boasting films both old and new continue this week at the Riverview, the Trylon and the Walker, but one of the most exciting new additions to the Twin Cities film scene this week is a movie that's older than your great-grandmother. Read on.
This weekend, thousands will celebrate an important day in Mexican history. Cinco de Mayo commemorates the Battle at Puebla, a day when Mexican soldiers defeated the French.
Kristen Wiig -- known for starring in and writing "Bridesmaids," and for her work on "Saturday Night Live" -- is probably one of the very brightest comedic actresses working today.
There will be a variety of different cultures on hand this weekend as the St. Paul RiverCentre plays host to the Festival of Nations. The event features foods from a variety of different countries, demonstrations and dances from different parts of the world and even a naturalization ceremony for those wanting to become American citizens.
With an album freshly printed, local R&B/soul group Sonny Knight and The Lakers are going to celebrate the release at the iconic First Avenue mainroom Saturday night. Earlier this week, the album, appropriately entitled "I'm Still Here", was released by the band's record label, Secret Stash Records, on LP, CD and digital media.
More often than not, it takes at least six months to a year (if not longer) for festival movies to arrive in the Twin Cities, especially given all the titles distributors hold onto until Oscar season kicks into high gear.
One year ago this month, Zach Sobiech's "Clouds" was the No. 1 song on the iTunes chart. "Clouds" was released in December 2012, six months after doctors told Sobiech he had less than a year to live.
As concerns grow about the food we eat, American farmers are facing increased scrutiny and criticism. Now, the farming industry is going on the offensive with a new film premiering May 1.
If you've ever wanted to live within the hallowed halls of Prince lore, or if you just want a convenient way to escape this state where "Sometimes It Snows in April," you may be in luck. Provided you have a few million just collecting dust, the Purple One has put his house in Spain up on the market.
There's only one major movie release set to storm multiplexes this coming weekend -- The Amazing Spider-Man 2 -- and there's a lot of rain and sleet in the 7-day forecast, so don't even pretend you don't want to hole up and catch some offbeat movie selections this week.
Fans were sprinting like rabbits to buy up tickets to Paul McCartney's forthcoming Target Field concert, and they ended up selling out in less time than it would take Beatles fans to listen to "Revolution 9" three times in a row.
Jesus Christ Superstar is coming to St. Paul this summer, bringing a lot of familiar faces and a re-imagined production fit for an arena.
Toward the end of The Unknown Known, Donald Rumsfeld says he'd loved to have known what was going through the mind of Saddam Hussein's right hand man, Tariq Aziz, during the final years of the dictator's regime. "[Aziz] is a perfectly rational, logical individual," the Secretary of Defense under George W. Bush says. "You wonder: What goes on in a mind like that?"
