Online Scalpers Sell Overpriced Cavalia Tickets
Cavalia is warning ticket buyers that swarms of online scalpers are selling regular priced tickets for an inflated price.
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Cavalia is warning ticket buyers that swarms of online scalpers are selling regular priced tickets for an inflated price.
It's been hours since my co-worker, Eric Henderson, and I witnessed the incredible ride that is the Minneapolis production of the Rocky Horror Show -- and we're already talking about a second viewing.
Back by popular demand, Jerry Seinfeld is once again going back to his roots and returning to the stage.
I found myself surrounded by 3,000 craft-beer-crazed fans Saturday morning, all of them drinking like New Years Eve at 10 a.m.
In the many times that Ben Folds entered the stage Saturday night at the Minnesota Orchestra, he proved again and again -- he's truly a master musician. And not just "that guy" from his new hit show, "The Sing Off."
The second annual Twin Cities Film Fest opens Tuesday with "The Bully Project," a documentary about school bullies.
Let's put to bed the concept of "style over substance." In the case of movies like Drive, style is the substance.
The Minnesota Children's Museum has plans to open a second location in Rochester, Minn. in early 2012.
"Let's do the time warp again!" High heels, fishnets and ... Don Shelby?
If you love making memories then putting them together creatively in a book -- the Mall of America will be the place for you this weekend.
The red carpet will be rolled out this weekend for the Primetime Emmy Awards. With so many categories to review, experts were needed to help narrow down the top choices.
First John Waters, now Crow T. Robot. It's been a pretty great few months for meeting personal heroes.
On reality shows like Survivor, Big Brother and The Bachelor, people have to leave their jobs, their families and their rent payments for months. So, how can people afford to be on reality shows? Do they get paid?
Officials announced Wednesday that the Minnesota State Lottery set a sales record for the fiscal year, which went from July 1, 2010 to June 30. Ticket sales set a record with more than $504 million.
While he says he's technically "retired," our lovable former TV news anchor and Twin Cities living legend is adding yet another duty to his ever-growing resume. On Thursday, Shelby will officially take the stage as "The Narrator" in the Minneapolis production of "Rocky Horror Show."
