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Nope. Still haven't caught Ride Along. Apparently that's almost everyone in America wants to see. But if you're reading this column, I know you're not "almost everyone in America." This week has a full slate of classic cinema, enough to keep any film fan more than busy.
At a time when most drivers become more cautious and more attentive to their brakes, there are others who prefer to hit the gas. They're the ones who create race tracks on frozen lakes so they can take slippery turns over and over again.
The best defense is a good offense, the old adage does. While that might not prove true for football, but it may do so for ads.
For the last few years, I've pointed out that winning your Oscar pool in some ways depends on being smart about your selections in the short film categories. That everyone usually has a pretty solid idea of what's going to win in the major races is mostly a given. Down ballot? A whole 'nother ball game.
A former Minnesota woman tried her hand at "Wheel of Fortune" Thursday night, with some fortunate results. Katie Hoody used to live in Bemidji, but now lives in Texas. She ended up winning more than $55,000 on the show. Hoody says she wouldn't be rolling in the dough were it not for her 94-year-old friend, Marion Dessert.
Despite the snow and heavy traffic Thursday morning, Frank and Chris crossed the St. Croix River and trucked to Dresser, Wis.
Albums are more than just song collections by musicians, they're memories recorded in time. These recordings are memories for history, cultures, fans, friends and families. Bobby Vee just completed his last collection of musical memories.
Every year one woman displays her private collection that spans decades. It shows the rich history of this St. Paul tradition. Marlyn DiMartino said she loves the Winter Carnival.
"Labor Day," the new film from Jason Reitman and starring Kate Winslet and Josh Brolin, doesn't reward cynics. In fact, it punishes them with doses of crusty homemade peach pie and baseball lessons from rough-hewn surrogate fatherhood.
The Winter Carnival is in full swing with daily activities downtown St. Paul. We all love the winter carnival, but there are eight guys who love it the most. We are talking about the Vulcans, who have been bringing the heat to the coolest celebration on earth for 77 years.
The Minnesota Orchestra announced plans Tuesday for "Live at Orchestra Hall," featuring a showcase of Broadway and television singers and actors, jazz and pop icons, world music, animated film scores and a beloved comedian – Bill Cosby.
It's your last chance to see an iconic band before it's too late. Mötley Crüe has announced plans for their final tour before they head into official retirement.
Brace yourself, ladies and gentlemen. Bruno Mars is heading back to the Xcel Energy Center as part of his blockbuster "Moonshine Jungle World Tour." On June 21, the GRAMMY award -winning singer will be joined by special guest, Aloe Blacc.
I have to admit that I have not yet seen the movie that just topped the box office charts for the last two weeks running and is well on its way to being 2013's first $100 million club honoree. Maybe I'll redress that in the next week, maybe I'll instead opt for the cold-weather comfort of awesome repertory and specialized programming.
The Minnesota Orchestra and former music director Osmo Vänskä received a GRAMMY award Sunday for their recording of Jean Sibelius' First and Fourth Symphonies.
