Movie Blog: Black Film Festival Celebrates 10 Years
It's been 10 years since the Twin Cities Black Film Festival's inauguration, but they're throwing back twice as long to open this year's edition.
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It's been 10 years since the Twin Cities Black Film Festival's inauguration, but they're throwing back twice as long to open this year's edition.
A report suggests that there may be new life for the Brainerd Police Department's fictional chief Marge Gunderson, and this time she may be solving crimes on the small screen.
It was 10 years ago that a young, soulful singer debuted her first album -- a collection of cover songs titled, The Soul Sessions.
There's no question times are still tough for many small business owners. An arcade owner in Hopkins has never had it harder.
A group of Minnesota YouTubers hope their parody of the South Korean pop hit "Gangnam Style" makes it big. Their song, called "Minnesota Style," has received more than 116,000 views as of Monday afternoon.
If you like movies and you want something to do, here are a few suggestions for the first week of fall.
It's the hot new Minnesota track -- a state-centric parody of the South Korean pop hit Gangnam style.
It's been three years since Figlio shut down its doors at its iconic Uptown location, leaving a superb-happy-hour-sized hole in our hearts.
Vikings fans will have a new way to get pumped up for Sunday's game against the 49ers. It's a twist on tailgating, called railgating.
Didn't get a chance to watch our Saturday Morning Show? We've got all the segments for you here.
The Children's Theatre Company of Minneapolis will present the U.S. premiere of "The Cat in the Hat" next week.
A line of fans snaked around the Orpheum Theatre on Hennepin Avenue Friday afternoon. Broadway fans couldn't wait to get their hands on "Book of Mormon" tickets.
Who's game for a French film reminiscent of 1983's "The Big Chill"? Does anyone under 50 even remember "The Big Chill"? Oh well.
We have a "throwback" for Friday's Minnesota Music Minute. Yes, there's a local record label called Secret Stash that is going back to the 1960s and 70s.
It's tough to miss this week's feature -- with a sunny yellow truck and flavors just as bright, Dandelion Kitchen is certainly a fan favorite among food-truck goers.
