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Local celebrities will be strapping on their dance shoes Nov. 10 at the St. Paul Hotel to help the CornerHouse ensure voices of children are heard in cases of alleged abuse.
Civil rights leader Julian Bond will appear at the Guthrie Theater next month to examine the political themes of the new play "Appomattox."
How often can you say that an "A" for effort is attached to an "F" for achievement? Cloud Atlas comes close enough to earning both those marks to incite genuine awe. If this isn't my favorite terrible movie of the year, may Tom Hanks toss me from a balcony window.
Eighties heavy metal band Twisted Sister is known for their big hair, flashy makeup, catchy lyrics and stage antics. But to Cody Allen and Wesley Kaake, they are now a threat to their business.
Dinner and a movie? How about the Food & Wine Film Festival (Oct. 25-28).
When Snow Patrol hits the Roy Wilkins stage on Halloween next week, there's a chance they might just be in costume.
The Minnesota Vikings will be in the national spotlight Thursday night. That means a busy night in downtown Minneapolis.
It's going to be an uplifting day to say the least in Fargo. The first clue? Two miles worth of bras strung together and draped over Fargo's Hotel Donaldson.
Express Games announced Wednesday that Minnesota charities have reached a crucial milestone in the push for electronic pull tabs.
Regis Philbin, the author of a new book, will be at Mall of America on Wednesday.
Xcel Energy Center continues to land big names for concerts in the early part of 2013, and they've added another popular band to the list.
They say you should always write what you know and for a local couple, they're taking that notion both to heart -- and to the stage.
Dying to try a new restaurant but holding back because it's not in your budget? Have no fear, Restaurant Week is here.
A lockout of musicians is now under way at the St. Paul Chamber Orchestra, which has canceled its concerts through Nov. 4.
