Movie Blog: 'Fright Night' & The Vampire Next Door
What's scarier than a vampire next door? How about no one living next door at all?
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What's scarier than a vampire next door? How about no one living next door at all?
There's now just one week until the start of the "Great Minnesota Get Together." This year, there will be new attractions and food to try out.
The Walker Art Center announced it has received a $1 million grant to upgrade their cinema and to digitize some of the films in their collection.
Soon students from China will trade places with students from St. Paul to learn about hip-hop music.
Pizzeria Lola is the brainchild of Ann Kim, a Korean immigrant who was so inspired by a love of food and her mother's delicious cooking that she decided to start a restaurant of her own.
In the summer, audiences flock to movie theaters to cool down in the air conditioning. But as temperatures cool off in autumn, local programmers at our trusty retro houses are turning up the heat on their offerings.
When the 2011 Visa Championships rolls into town this week, it will no doubt conjure up some memories for one of the most famous gymnasts of all time: Kerri Strug.
Cinderella has agreed to marry her prince, after he got down on one knee and asked her to live happily ever after with him.
Take a walk through the Linden Hills neighborhood of Minneapolis and you'll likely hear piano music. What's different about this music, however, is that anyone can make it.
The editors of Seventeen magazine are ready to release a new book titled, "Seventeen Ultimate Guide to Style" -- a book that promises to be something of a fashion bible for teens no matter what their personal style.
Just when you thought ol' Bessie, the Glee cash cow, had been milked completely dry, the producers of the hit show squeezed out yet another cup.
If there's one thing I learned from attending my first Lil Wayne concert, it's this: Lil Wayne loves the ladies -- and the ladies love them some Lil Wayne.
This year's general admission prices are $12 for adults, compared to last year when they were $11. Tickets for seniors went up a dollar from 2010 to $10 and kids' tickets (ages 5-12) are now $2 bucks more at $10.
There are a number of opportunities this week to see some unique performances at venues all over the Twin Cities.
Life-size butter sculptures of everything from cows to space heroes and Hollywood stars are among the most beloved traditions of state fairs, drawing thousands of admirers each year from Iowa to Ohio and as far south as Texas.
