D'Angelo Cancels First Avenue Show Due To Medical Emergency
If you missed D'Angelo in June and were hoping to see the soul singer on Tuesday, there's some bad news.
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If you missed D'Angelo in June and were hoping to see the soul singer on Tuesday, there's some bad news.
Quite a few new interesting new offerings are seeing full release over the next week or two. Here is a list of some of the best limited release options you'll want to check out this week.
Just south of the Twin Cities, the Dakota County Fair will get started Monday afternoon in Farmington. It will feature all the customary county fair features, including rides for the kids, great food and games.
Don't worry about the sound of the airplane noise, it's the view of Lake Nokomis that makes Sandcastle such a great place to spend time and have some delicious food.
August is shaping up as a busy month at the Minnesota Landscape Arboretum in Chanhassen. The arboretum will host its first Art Crawl Through the Gardens on Aug. 17-18. Local arts and crafts will be on exhibit and for sale.
A familiar face on WCCO's daytime television is heading for the Oscars.
Oscar winner Billy Bob Thornton will star in the TV version of the film "Fargo." FX network boss John Landgraf said Friday that Thornton has signed on to a limited series based on the 1996 crime comedy-drama. It's scheduled for a 10-episode run on FX next spring. Thornton will play a rootless con artist. No characters will be carried over from the film, which brought a best-actress Oscar to Frances McDormand.
Blackfish, an investigative documentary that'll probably have you canceling any plans to SeaWorld, had me harking back one the most beloved movies of my childhood.
I went into Still Mine fearing that it'd be a based-on-true-events love story with way too many tiny violins for my taste. Fortunately, my fears were (mostly) unfounded.
A few weeks back, the SyFy Channel premiered the meticulously bad movie Sharknado, which inspired an impressive celebrity tweeting spree from the likes of Mia Farrow and Cory Monteith (his last two tweets on earth were about the b-movie). If you love cheesy movies but have boycotted SyFy since they canceled Mystery Science Theater 3000 in the late 90s, you're in luck!
It's been about a week and a half since the arrival of the Royal Baby in England. If you want to celebrate Prince George without buying a plane ticket, we have the perfect place for you. Brit's Pub in downtown Minneapolis is throwing a belated birthday party for the Royal Baby Friday night.
A Twin Cities art festival is celebrating a half-century of creativity. The 50th annual Uptown Art Fair starts Friday in Minneapolis and is one of the biggest in Minnesota. Participants were putting up tents for their displays before the sun came up Friday morning.
Tickets are now on sale for the 2013 Ivey Awards celebrating the best of Twin Cities professional theater. The ninth annual Iveys will be presented at 7:30 p.m. Sept. 23 at the Historic State Theatre in downtown Minneapolis.
WCCO viewers spoke up and selected their favorite Minnesota roadside attraction. Not unlike Texas, everything seems bigger in Minnesota. From Baudette to Blue Earth, Rothsay to Red Lake, in Minnesota even our balls of twine are larger than life.
It's the summer's biggest fashion event in Minneapolis and this year, it's ready to shine even brighter. Macy's Glamorama, with the theme, "Fashion In A New Light," will take over downtown Minneapolis this Friday with the music of Sheryl Crow, performances by Cirque du Soleil and of course, some of the biggest names in fashion showing off their fall looks.
