Tall Ike Skates On 4-Foot Tall Stilts, And Does It Well
For many people, balancing on two ice skates is tough enough, but one Minnesota man adds four feet to the challenge -- his name is Tall Ike.
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For many people, balancing on two ice skates is tough enough, but one Minnesota man adds four feet to the challenge -- his name is Tall Ike.
A former Viking continues to re-invent himself after his football career. Esera Tuaolo is an author, singer and now a celebrity chef.
In a slightly different atmosphere since their last show in the Twin Cities, The Lumineers will perform at Target Center this spring.
Butcher and the Boar's Jack Riebel is in the midst of celebrating 30 years of cooking and while he's worked just about every position over the course of his career – breakfast cook, smoothie maker, salad cook, executive chef – he said working the line is where he loves to be.
Good things come to those who wait ... and those good things are available this week. Check out some of the best screening options around town this week.
The Minnesota Orchestra and the Musicians' Union, who have been at a stalemate for months, have agreed on firms to conduct an independent review of the organization's finances.
The Minnesota Zoo has announced its line-up for the 2013 Subway Music in the Zoo concert series, which is now entering its 21st season.
The Minnesota Zoo is going to be going through some pretty big changes over the next 15 or 20 years. That's if all the elements of a Master Plan go into effect.
WINGs stands for Women Investing in the Next Generation, and the group helps women establish financial stability to overcome poverty.
The Host, a new film directed by Andrew Niccol (Gattaca, In Time) from a for-now standalone book by Twilight author Stephenie Meyer, stars Max Irons and Jake Abel. Here are some excerpts from our conversation.
While last year's offerings included a mega meatball, garlic fries and healthier offerings from LeeAnn Chin, this year we're welcoming food truck fare and a Minnesota favorite.
We're now just a few weeks away from the opening of the 2013 MSPIFF, and it still feels pretty much like winter out there. So there will be no reason to feel bad about seeking late-season refuge inside a movie theater ... for weeks.
This morning we've got a few more acts confirmed for this year's Grandstand lineup at the Minnesota State Fair.
Thousands of high school students are expected to pack the university's Williams and Mariucci arenas for the Minnesota Regional FIRST Robotics Competitions Friday and Saturday.
Community members and donors of the St. Paul Chamber Orchestra are offering locked out musicians another alternative if a deal can't be reached with SPCO management.
