Gaga's 'Born This Way' Tour Coming To MN In Feb.
Little monsters in Minnesota will "Just Dance" at the news that their patron saint Lady Gaga is returning to the Twin Cities.
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Little monsters in Minnesota will "Just Dance" at the news that their patron saint Lady Gaga is returning to the Twin Cities.
Besides the great art, a Minneapolis museum is also getting national attention for its bathroom.
The dates have been set for the 2013 Minneapolis-St. Paul International Film Festival. Twin Cities film fans should block April 11-28 from their calendars.
The voice of a generation, and one of the most critically-acclaimed musicians to ever emerge from Minnesota, will perform in concert this November.
It's back to school time, and I've decided to inaugurate a new weekly post to the WCCO Movie Blog which will, I hope, alert film fans to their assignments for the coming week.
Just as Chris Rock doesn't play the character you might expect him to in 2 Days in New York, the movie's director, co-writer and lead actress is similarly not-what-you'd-expect.
Would you fall for it? Would you fall for the phony police phone call that ultimately leads to the rape of a teenage fast food worker?
This blogger is happy to report that 2 Days in New York is a sequel that improves upon the original, chiefly, by being different.
The Walker Art Center in Minneapolis tested the boundaries of legitimate art with a film festival devoted to the online cat videos that pervade YouTube and social networks.
He may be wearing a different shirt and a new tie but there's one thing that Nate Beck is never without -- a friendly smile. Rain or shine, first-timers or loyal customers, Beck always serves up some of the finest hot dogs in Minnesota with a side of humility and charisma.
Taking inspiration from his first location, Cafe Maude owner Kevin Sheehy wanted to evoke a similar sense of community, celebration and love when opening his new restaurant downtown.
The rock band KISS, which was slated to play the State Fair's Grandstand Wednesday night, has been around since the early 1970s.
Event organizers say the cats have purred and the people have spoken. On Thursday, the public will know who the king of all cat videos is.
Facing an uncertain future, the St Paul Chamber Orchestra played before a crowd at the AFL CIO building Tuesday.
Tom Barnard is talking. That's not a surprise, since he does it for a living. But the reclusive broadcaster hasn't granted a TV interview in nearly 23 years, until now.
