Movie Blog: This Week's Best Bets
The B movies are starting to push out some of the underperforming Oscar contenders from area multiplexes. Maybe it's time to start looking elsewhere for your movie fixes.
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The B movies are starting to push out some of the underperforming Oscar contenders from area multiplexes. Maybe it's time to start looking elsewhere for your movie fixes.
The "Coolest Celebration on Earth" got underway last Thursday as the St. Paul Winter Carnival kicked off, and so did the ice carving contest in Rice Park. A total of six teams competed for the title.
"Only the children's voices soothe me," an anguished Sister Aloysius sings at the conclusion of "Doubt," the new opera based on John Patrick Shanley's Pulitzer Prize-winning play.
Don't have plans for dinner Sunday night? You're in luck. Sundays are becoming more exciting at Twin Cities restaurants, with chefs trying new things at lower prices.
Some folks might dress up as Norwegian bachelor farmers when Garrison Keillor hosts a masked ball in St. Paul.
Sorry Morrissey fans, Friday's concert at Minneapolis' Orpheum Theatre has been postponed, the singer's production company announced Thursday.
Griffin will soon bring his music back to the Midwest. On Feb. 22, he plays what will likely be an intimate show at the Cabooze in Minneapolis.
It's time again for the "Coolest Celebration on Earth." The 127th St. Paul Winter Carnival kicks off an 11-day run on Thursday, Jan. 24.
Ever feel a little twinge of jealousy when you look at a friend's vacation photos on Facebook? Turns out, you're not alone.
Best Buy Co. has enlisted actress and comedian Amy Poehler to get its brand message across in a humor-focused spot during the Super Bowl XLVII.
Forget George A. Romero. Bill Morrison is the foremost zombie movie filmmaker, albeit one who works exclusively in avant-garde form.
Three huge events -- the return of the Minnesota Wild, the St. Paul Winter Carnival and Red Bull Crashed Ice -- will give the city an economic shot in the arm. It's a boost badly needed after three long months without hockey.
Hot off the heels of Prince's multi-evening stand at the Dakota Jazz Club, and fresh from the announcement that Prince will be honored with the Billboard Music Awards Icon Award, Prince now has a new website and a new song.
Hear that Minneapolis? That was the sound of 20- and 30-somethings screaming for the boy band memories of their youth.
