Mpls Loring Theater Struggling But Still Open
The newly rechristened Loring Theater in Minneapolis has canceled some shows and relocated others but remains open.
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The newly rechristened Loring Theater in Minneapolis has canceled some shows and relocated others but remains open.
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The seventh Twin Cities Arab Film Festival opens Thursday with the theme "Art in Revolution."
Andy Rooney so dreaded the day he had to end his signature "60 Minutes" commentaries about life's large and small absurdities that he kept going until he was 92 years old.
For most of us, going to and sitting through a movie is no big deal, but for someone with autism or for their families, it can be downright difficult.
It's not on Lake Wobegon, but "Prairie Home Companion" fans have a chance to buy Garrison Keillor's retreat in Wisconsin.
The lead guitarist for the heavy metal band GWAR was found dead Thursday on its tour bus following a concert in Minneapolis, the band's manager and record label said.
Sony Pictures is seeking Somalis in Minneapolis to appear in a new Tom Hanks movie, "Capt. Phillips."
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You know you've come a long way when you go from making a movie called Douchebag to making a movie that wins top awards at the Sundance Film Festival.
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Justin Bieber might be the admiration of teenage girls, but the singer has no time for one Minnesota politician.
Next week isn't just Halloween, it's Dia de los Muertos — Day of the Dead, a Mexican holiday celebrating loved ones who have died.
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