Movie Blog: Peeling Potatoes And More At WAC
Have you ever watched someone peel potatoes? Maybe. But have you ever watched someone peel potatoes for four or five minutes in a movie? No? Well then you simply cannot pass up the opportunity.
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Have you ever watched someone peel potatoes? Maybe. But have you ever watched someone peel potatoes for four or five minutes in a movie? No? Well then you simply cannot pass up the opportunity.
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.
Did you miss the WCCO-TV Saturday Morning Show? We've got all the segments for you right here.
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.
Many of us grew up watching them in the '80s and '90s, and there actually are still some cartoons on TV Saturday mornings, but not many.
Vinaigrette is run by Richard and Sarah Piepenburg, two people with a passion for food and cooking that found themselves in a position to share something new with the Twin Cities.
Keenan Cahill is a YouTube sensation with a 100 million web hits and fans around the world, and on Wednesday, he was in the Twin Cities for something far from acting.
The first annual "Farm in the Cities," slated for Sunday at Solera, has been coined as "a fundraising event to spotlight local farmers' foods and the restaurants that serve them." But at its core, it's so much more.
We're just a week away from Halloween and many people will be "Trick or Treating" this weekend. But it's not just for humans anymore.
It was yet another packed hour as WCCO-TV's Matt Brickman and Jamie Yuccas brough you the Saturday Morning Show.
The Mixed Blood Theatre in Minneapolis stages a festival of plays next month examining disabilities.
This weekend the place to be is the Twin Cities, especially if you've got kids and you love football.
You may have noticed lately that few more wagging tails are in costume when you open your door for trick-o-treaters. Pet costumes are growing in popularity each year and WCCO pets got in on the act.
For years, people have been hunting for ghosts in old buildings and houses, but one Twin Cities company is helping you try it yourself.
