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Must we do this? Every time Michael Bay releases a movie, critics almost everywhere spin cartwheels of bilious joy that they have the film equivalent of a free space on their Bingo card of malcontent.
There have been at least three masterpieces among Twin Cities movie releases this year so far. The third played only once at the Walker, but now gets a second chance thanks to the Trylon Microcinema's Premiere Tuesdays series.
From Bloomington to brewmaster -- Zac Triemert has truly created quite a name for himself. The Minnesota native went from a pre-med program in college to a job as a chemist to opening up his very own brewery.
The Minnesota Landscape Arboretum in Chanhassen is taking reservations for what it's billing as the best outdoor party of the summer.
A teenager from Minnesota and one from New York won top honors at the National High School Musical Theater Awards on Monday night, sweeping to glory at the "Glee"-type competition by mastering songs by Stephen Sondheim and Frank Loesser.
I've seen two miserable movies this year, and Bride Flight is one of them.
The Walker Art Center is celebrating movies made in Minnesota next month.
The truck, which was designed and built by Rosenbauer workers at the Wyoming fabricating plant, spent months being filmed for the newest Hollywood release of "Transformers: Dark of the Moon."
It's Twin Cities Pride this weekend, and I imagine watching movies is the last thing on the minds of many within the Cities' GLBT community. But, hey, that's no reason not to add a few titles to your Netflix queue in anticipation of the comedown.
Conan O'Brien Can't Stop is an interesting document, but it's a lackluster documentary.
Come Saturday, the Guthrie Theater's swank Mississippi River digs will celebrate five years in operation.
After postponing her First Avenue show due to laryngitis, Adele is headed back to the Twin Cities for a make-up show. But this time, she'll be headed to a larger venue.
Fresh off their Food Network debut, the local duo from Minneapolis' Cupcake cafe talk about what it was like competing in a nationally televised war of cupcakes.
It was a once in a million alignment of the stars. Four giants at a chance meeting at Sun Record Studios in Memphis, Tennessee and an impromptu jam session that would, unknowingly at the time, become one of the greatest moments in rock-and-roll history.
The Big Uneasy is a documentary that focuses on why Hurricane Katrina was so devastating to the city of New Orleans and it lays the full force of the blame on the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.
