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For a tale that's old as time, Beauty and the Beast never feels timeworn. As one of the classic stories from the Disney vault, this charming storyline proves once and again that it's a favorite for a reason.
The Zombie Pub Crawl may be dead and buried (or is it?), but there are still plenty of thrilling, chilling horror classics among this week's best bets for moviegoers who want to escape the multiplex.
It's a big day for WCCO-TV anchors Frank Vascellaro and Amelia Santaniello. They are both out in Los Angeles and will be guest co-hosts today for the CBS show "The Talk."
There was certainly a time when you couldn't turn on the radio -- or TV, for that matter -- without hearing The All-American Rejects song, "Gives You Hell."
When we think about pumpkins, most of us think about Halloween. But when these next people think about pumpkins, they think about boats -- they grow 'em that big.
A Hastings teenager in a coma for nearly a week is getting lots of love and support from friends and family in a very unique way.
As the weather gets cooler we all start thinking about those winter sports like skiing and snowboarding. Trollhaugen Ski Area now offers zip lining for thrill seekers.
With Halloween just around the corner, haunted houses are popping up all over the Twin Cities.
The Cottage View Drive-In, one of the only drive-in theaters in the metro area, will have its final showing Saturday night.
British playwright Christopher Hampton will be on stage at the Guthrie Theater in more ways than one.
"Step Up to the Plate" cuts into the family dynamics of renowned chef Michel Bras as he hands his three-Michelin-star-winning restaurant over to his son, Sebastien.
Who do you trust more -- Hollywood or the U.S. Government? If you listen to either, you're probably apt to say neither. But actor-director-hunk Ben Affleck's tense new thriller Argo aims to restore your faith in both.
David O. Russell's Silver Linings Playbook, fresh from its audience favorite award at the Toronto Film Festival, is set to screen during the upcoming Twin Cities Film Festival.
I've never really thought of a falafel to be foxy, per se, but after tasting the goodies coming out of this green and yellow antique food truck -- I'm having a change of heart.
From the tame, child-friendly Planet Spooky to haunted houses and hayrides that will make you afraid to go to sleep, the business of "haunting" is serious business.
