Curiocity: 'The Male Intellect' Opens New Century Theatre
"The Male Intellect: An Oxymoron" is a one-man show that explores uncharted territory -- the man's brain.
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"The Male Intellect: An Oxymoron" is a one-man show that explores uncharted territory -- the man's brain.
Growing up in St. Paul, Lino Rulli dreamed of being a comedian. His humor has given him to a successful career but in an unlikely venue -- with a national radio show on Catholicism.
Not since Alejandro Jodorowsky's Santa Sangre, or at least Full Moon Pictures' Killjoy, has the world of circus clowning been given so dark an acid bath.
The Minnesota Orchestra heads up north next month.
A Minneapolis-based rock band performed on the Late Show with David Letterman Friday night.
When it comes to local meats, cheeses, beer and more, let's face it -- we Minnesotans are pretty spoiled. Not only do we have some incredible vendors and highly talented artisans right in the heart of the Twin Cities, but thanks to various events, we have optimal times to experience them all at once.
The city of Minneapolis will be full of beer drinkers on Saturday for its annual Beer Fest.
In the fall, plenty of families hit the apple orchard to pick apples, go on hay rides and drink plenty of hot apple cider.
National Public Radio host and author Michele Norris will headline an event at the Guthrie Theater as part of Minneapolis' first-ever community read.
The 2nd annual Twin Cities Film Fest wraps up this weekend at Showplace ICON At West End, and there's still plenty to catch.
The first thing Minnesota baseball fans, Minnesota movie fans and Minnesota baseball movie fans need to know before deciding whether or not to see the movie version of Moneyball is that the Minnesota Twins are not the good guys.
Against a facade of an old hunting camp inside his Hopkins office, Brad Nylin can barely contain his excitement. Saturday's duck hunting season opener brings some exciting changes.
Before he takes the Minnesota stage, "Late, Late Night" host Craig Ferguson was kind enough to discuss just about everything with me -- from his recent Anthrax scare to his life-long love of science.
It's not even October, but it's the most wonderful time of the year for toy manufacturers and retailers. How do they decide which of the dancing robots and remote controlled cars to highlight?
It's been coined as "Cirque du Soleil with horses" but after a sneak peek Tuesday afternoon, I can tell you, it's so much more.
