A Wal-Mart Might Replace 46-Year-Old Drive-In Theatre
One of the few remaining drive-in theaters in the Twin Cities might go dark.
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One of the few remaining drive-in theaters in the Twin Cities might go dark.
The Minnesota Zoo has announced its line-up for the 2012 Subway Music in the Zoo concert series.
A north metro high school student has high hopes for prom. She's trying to get Timberwolves point guard Ricky Rubio to be her date.
This weekend we have yet another chance to get out and enjoy Minnesota. Spring fever just won't stop.
Upon meeting Miss Harriet Harris, it's hard to believe she's the same woman who starred as Desperate Housewives' eight-fingered crazy lady, Felicia Tilman, or Frasier's overly dramatic agent Bebe Glazer.
Fans of "Judy Blue Eyes" will be singing "Doo-doo-doo-doo-doo, doo doo doo-doo-doo-doo" when the trio takes the state at the Orpheum Theatre this summer.
It's not just about the popcorn or big name stars anymore: 3-D is the buzz in movie making. Even Titanic, released 15 years ago, is coming back to the big screen in the new form. So, how do they make an old movie 3D? Good Question.
Mark Rosen has covered Super Bowls, World Series, Final Fours and the Olympics. On Thursday, he'll release a book about all of it. It's called "Best Seat In The House."
Everything about "Million Dollar Quartet," which opened Tuesday night at the State Theatre in Minneapolis, is slightly unbelievable.
There are a couple of hairstyles that are so new and hip that many women aren't sure what to ask for.
We're at the ACM Awards in Vegas all weekend long. Follow the latest news, interviews and performances. It's like you're there.
The idea of writing a show about Jesus would no doubt make anyone a bit hesitant. But for Jeremiah Gamble, he knew it was a show he needed to write.
Minneapolis has the second best music scene in America, according to a recently released survey. Well, actually it has the second best music scene once you take New York City, Los Angeles and Nashville out of the mix.
Michael Jackson was a huge fan of Cirque Du Soleil, so it's a natural fit to combine the late pop star's music with the wild acrobatics of Cirque Du Soleil.
When it comes to dance, no one has more iconic moves than the late, great Michael Jackson. It was only a matter of time until someone took those masterful moves and created a show that would both capture the essence of Jackson and celebrate his many contributions to the pop world.
