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Brave is a series of firsts for Pixar. The biggest first is that this is the studio's first film made with princess power. Her name is Merida, and she is a Scottish lass with a mind as bright as her curly red hair.
This week we're meeting the owner of Harvest Grill Food Truck -- a relatively new truck to grace Marquette Avenue.
If comfort can be art, then the Walker Art Center's newly remodeled cinema is ready to unveil a new Twin Cities masterpiece.
If Audrey Hepburn and Gregory Peck are the main stars of "Roman Holiday," then the city of Rome is certainly the supporting actor. So what happens when you remove the city and are given a blank stage for a musical? Does it work -- can it be recreated?
A Sheboygan museum is hosting an exhibit of awkward moments.
Motion City Soundtrack, one of the biggest Minneapolis-bands-gone-good in the last decade or so, will head back to their roots to help kick off the inaugural River's Edge Music Festival this weekend.
That Hollywood's usual Jujyfruit summer offerings this year have been subpar is no secret. Though the season kicked off with the hit The Avengers, almost every big release since has underperformed or just tanked flat out.
WCCO-TV, Twin Cities anchor Amelia Santaniello will guest co-host on 'The Talk', Wednesday, June 27, 2012 -- joining co-hosts Sara Gilbert, Sharon Osbourne, Sheryl Underwood and Aisha Tyler at the table.
As it turns out, some of the best entertainment doesn't need to rely on fancy costumes, individual stars or even words. As the Blue Man Group proved on Friday night, you don't need much to wow an audience.
New kinds of beer will be poured this weekend at the St. Paul Summer Beerfest at the state fairgrounds. It'll feature hundreds of American craft beer and many are made in Minnesota.
With so many new -- and delicious -- food trucks hitting the streets of the Twin Cities each summer, it's almost too tough to keep up. Well, fear not -- we're here to help. Introducing our new Friday food truck feature!
Oh, to be an '80s kid again. Tease the hair with a can full of Aquanet, hike the denim shorts, tie a knot in the front of your shirt and jam to Journey and Pat Benatar with your fist held high.
It was nearly three years ago that Miss Kristin Chenoweth was in Minnesota. At the time, she was shooting a movie called, "Into Temptation," and using every hour off the job to spend her earnings at the Mall of America.
When it comes to the phrase "hotel restaurant," thoughts of chain food, greasy diners and generic menus can often be the norm. But when the downtown Minneapolis Hyatt was deciding how to use $25 million for renovations, they had another idea in mind.
The historic deal between Minnesota's largest Indian casino and the largest horse racing track is taking a lot of heat.
