Movie Blog MSPIFF Spotlights: 'Sound Of Noise,' 'Just Like Us'
Just Like Us is a documentary about comedy in the Arab world. If that doesn't spark your interest in the film, I'm not sure what will.
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Just Like Us is a documentary about comedy in the Arab world. If that doesn't spark your interest in the film, I'm not sure what will.
Prince has apparently avoided foreclosure on some land he owns in Chanhassen.
The Southern Theater, located at 1420 Washington Ave. S. in Minneapolis, needs $400,000 by April 30 or it faces the possibility of closing its doors.
A popular Columbia Heights bowling alley that got its start 47 years ago will have to close its doors at the end of the month.
Norman Mailer is revealed as a family man, and Japanese punk auteur Takashi Miike settles down and kills 200 men.
Elizabeth Berkley, best known as Jessie Spano from "Saved by the Bell," will be signing copies of her new book, "Ask Elizabeth," at the Mall of America on Friday.
"Journey of a Dream" is a fantastic exploration of the Tibetan diaspora and the movement to free Tibet from Chinese occupation. "A Useful Life" is droning, relentless, somewhat boring.
The 17th annual Cities 97 Basilica Block Party is back for another year of music and fundraising.
With buttery panoramic imagery and free range cinematography, the Australian drama "Mad Bastards" is a raw but frequently poetic look at the lives, in a matter of speaking, of the Aboriginal actors who portray them.
One of the most popular shows at the Orpheum Theatre starts up Thursday night. "Jersey Boys" will make its debut and go through May 8.
The line-up for the always anticipated Rock the Garden backyard summer party has been announced.
You might not believe it watching the Minneapolis-born actor, while he's playing his smarmy character Pete Campbell on the hit show, "Mad Men," but Vincent Kartheiser is chock-full of "Minnesota Nice."
"Aftershock," China's submission for Academy Award consideration in the best foreign film category, could be taken as the "Titanic" of the People's Republic.
A restaurant with a storied past in northwestern Minnesota will be auctioned for sale.
The Guthrie Theater plans a mix of Shakespeare, a Tennessee Williams classic and a Neil Simon comedy in its next season.
