'Nutcracker Fantasy' Gets A New Home
This holiday season, the Minnesota Dance Theater's "The Nutcracker Fantasy" is back.
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This holiday season, the Minnesota Dance Theater's "The Nutcracker Fantasy" is back.
I got a chance to talk with the director and lead actor/writer of the Minnesota-made movie Stuck Between Stations.
Uptown restaurant Il Gatto has served its last meal.
Didn't get a chance to watch the WCCO Saturday Morning Show? We've got all the segments for you here.
WCCO-TV's Matt Brickman had a lot of fun with his weekly feature "Best of Minnesota" this week. He sought your vote for the best bowling alley in the Twin Cities.
The annual Holidazzle wraps up its 20th season with parades down Nicollet Mall Saturday and Sunday nights.
The University of Minnesota Libraries are celebrating the 400th anniversary of the King James Bible with a series of exhibits and events.
He's been called a beast and he's been called Prince Charming. But for Jeremiah James, it's all just part of his repertoire.
It's the most wonderful time of the year. We know this, because we hear those song lyrics over and over and over. Why is it so hard for new Christmas songs to become a huge hit?
Do you have a favorite song this time of year? Maybe there's one you just can't stand? ("The Christmas Shoes," we're looking your way.)
Yes, Piiparinen, there is a Santa Claus! And he wants to slap you right out of your skin.
One of the most popular shows on stage this time of the year is "The Nutcracker." And here in the Twin Cities, there are about nine different dance companies performing it this month.
It took less than four hours for the first-ever concert at Target Field to sell out, but for some buying tickets was frustrating.
The two movies I'm writing of today (La Havre, The Man Nobody Knew) have almost nothing in common, but both are worth seeing for their own reasons. So if in the course of the next week, you find yourself in the mood for a nostalgic, funny French film or a documentary about a man's CIA-steeped father, keep these two in mind.
It took all of about four hours for what will be the hottest summer ticket in town to get claimed Saturday for the first concert to be held at Target Field.
