Curiocity: 'American Idol' Rejects To Perform In Minneapolis
For one night, a few of the "Idol Rejects" will perform -- and not just for a celebrity panel but for the real fans that got a sneak peek and, albeit, brief look into their lives.
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For one night, a few of the "Idol Rejects" will perform -- and not just for a celebrity panel but for the real fans that got a sneak peek and, albeit, brief look into their lives.
Beth Barron is begging for Band-Aids. She will take just about any kind of Band-Aid, even ones with blood and dirt.
The snow is melting, the birds are chirping, and once again, thousands of film fans are preparing to spend more time indoors than out.
A judge dismissed a drug paraphernalia possession charge against former talk show host Montel Williams, who was briefly detained at a Milwaukee airport in January after a search of his luggage turned up the type of pipe commonly used for smoking marijuana.
Bernard Herrmann was a superstar movie composer almost before the concept of brand-name movie composers was even thinkable.
Works by the French artists Seurat and Matisse are now on display in southeastern Minnesota.
Pop star Kesha wants Minnesotans to get sleazy.
Though composer Bernard Herrmann's body of work in the world of film is rich and more versatile than he often gets credit for (compare The Devil and Daniel Webster against Taxi Driver and come back to me), it's his work with Alfred Hitchcock that commands attention.
Tickets are now on sale for the 2011 Minneapolis-St. Paul International Film Festival.
Bowed-string instruments are becoming a common sight in some rock bands, and now string music is getting its own festival in the Twin Cities.
It's official -- spring is in the hiz-house. If it wasn't apparent by the sight of jacket-less workers taking to the streets, it's definitely clear by the beautiful sight of patio resurgence.
Minnesota-raised recording artist Prince is making a $250,000 donation to a nonprofit group that aims to make sure all children in a Columbia, S.C., neighborhood graduate from college.
Recently, Bjork said something to the effect of how she couldn't wait until she was flat old, because she believes all musicians worth their salt create their best compositions when they're in the autumnal phase of life.
Director Thomas McCarthy, whose new film Win-Win is currently playing at Uptown Theater, isn't from Minnesota, but spent some of his formative collegiate time here in the Twin Cities.
Actor Charlie Sheen's antics may have put his career in jeopardy, but three University of Minnesota students would love to get his name on their resume.
