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In his sitcom relic of the '90s, Martin Lawrence memorably used to whine, "Can't we all just get along?" But what people tend to forget is that he'd turn right around, doll up and tear the roof off as Sheneneh Jenkins.
A new traveling exhibit debuting Friday at the Minnesota History Center looks back on the tumultuous year of 1968.
Sure, the gastro pub is nothing new. But a gastro pub with ... wait for it ... skee-ball? Now that's something to write home about.
The Guthrie Theater kicks off a new performing arts series on PBS Friday night.
Remember that scene at the beginning of Back to the Future when Michael J. Fox's time-traveler Marty McFly plugs his guitar into Doc Brown's two-story amplifier? That rush Marty got as he was sent careening into the opposite wall of the garage may compare favorably to the feeling some Twin Cities film and music fans are getting.
Upon arriving at the Ordway Center for the Performing Arts Tuesday night, attendees were given a substitution list of the names of the dancers that would be hitting the stage in that night's "Come Fly Away."
People are getting fired up for the release of one of the hottest, local holiday gifts -- The Cities 97 Sampler.
It's true -- when it comes to wedding planning, the groom often takes a backseat to, well, whatever it is that the bride wants. Well, move over brides. There's a new fair in town and it's aimed for your groom-to-be.
Garrison Keillor welcomes actor and author John Lithgow to the stage of the Fitzgerald Theater this month.
If games can be considered toys, then the Machiavellian machinations at the heart of the new political thriller The Ides of March are like holding a primary election at Children's Palace. And the results are not particularly less juvenile than the father-son quality time at the heart of the mostly moronic Real Steel.
'Tis the season for picking, peeling, and pies. Its apple time in Minnesota and you may be thinking about baking up a sweet recipe.
The Uptown Theater, whether its programmers know it or not, will be giving viewers a direct opportunity this month to explore what midnight movies used to mean and what they have come to signify.
A Wisconsin costume company has broken the world record for most video game character costumes in one place.
Best-selling author Vince Flynn is telling fans that his next Mitch Rapp thriller, "Kill Shot," is being delayed until February while Flynn battles prostate cancer.
The Trylon Microcinema in Minneapolis is letting things get a little weird in that tiny screening room during the month of October. Not only are they presenting a series of classics in surrealism, but they're also presenting some great new, befuddling work from filmmakers you may not be familiar with.
