Movie Blog @ MSPIFF, Day 20: 'Nancy, Please'
"The dog ate my homework" gets a wryly navel-gazing, grad school spin in Nancy, Please (a film which, incidentally, boasts maybe my favorite title this year).
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"The dog ate my homework" gets a wryly navel-gazing, grad school spin in Nancy, Please (a film which, incidentally, boasts maybe my favorite title this year).
Hold on to your cowboy hats -- Carrie Underwood is coming to the Target Center this fall as part of her Blown Away Tour.
Minnesota legislators have sent Gov. Mark Dayton a bill permitting more poker tables and higher betting limits at horse racing tracks and giving tribal casinos access to racing simulcasts.
The latest film from Canadian treasure Guy Maddin is a handmade masterpiece.
Fans of the Canadian rock band Rush can see them in Minneapolis this fall.
Five people were arrested early Monday morning at a downtown Minneapolis nightclub following a concert performance. According to police, the arrests happened after a series of fights that broke out at Epic nightclub at about 2 a.m.
So last week we asked the viewers to pick the topic and we got suggestions for best state parks, best garden center and best museum. And you picked beer.
Minneapolis-St. Paul Magazine is celebrating 40 Years. Part of their 40th anniversary issue features 40 lists to celebrate what the magazine says "ties us all together" as a community.
Gorgeously filmed (with only the very faintest whiff of a Stella Artois advertisement), Found Memories is another spin on the "strong will of youth overcomes staid obsolescence of age" archetype.
This movie isn't nearly as dark as it pretends to be.
Minneapolis painter Leon Hushcha is meticulously restoring a large mural near Lake Calhoun. Until recently, it sat in storage without a future.
It's now up to Gov. Mark Dayton to decide if Minnesota holiday revelers can light up the sky with more powerful backyard fireworks.
Minnesota and mumblecore. Like peanut butter and jelly (or, rather, like peanut butter and the roof of your cast's mouth). Local writer-director Peter McLarnan keeps his cards awfully close throughout The Sound of Small Things.
The state House has moved a step closer to allowing Minnesotans greater access to legal fireworks.
