Creative And Speedy: Art Sled Rally In Powderhorn Park
In Minneapolis on Sunday, there was a different kind of sled race where it wasn't the speed that mattered but the creativity.
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In Minneapolis on Sunday, there was a different kind of sled race where it wasn't the speed that mattered but the creativity.
A certain green ogre will soon be appearing on a stage near you.
A Clockwork Orange, which plays this weekend as part of Willow Creek's series of weekend midnight retros, stares you down right from its immortal opening shot.
Time is running out for producers who want to enter shows in the 2011 Minnesota Fringe Festival.
A new show called "Urban Primitive Pop," featuring Billy The Artist, will take over Loring Theater this weekend, and kick off an effort to return to the theater's variety show roots.
Switching Hailee Steinfeld from supporting to lead actress is but one of the corrections I feel compelled to make to this year's Oscar slate. Here are a few more categories I feel could be cleaned up with just one key substitution.
Maybe it's all the snow or maybe it's the recent uptick in temperatures that has people excited about this year's City of Lakes Loppet.
Up until now, most of the conversation when it comes to Oscars has been centered around The Social Network, the movie that everyone and their mother "knows" is "The Best Movie Of The Year."
In front of a sold-out audience at First Avenue, Ben Folds did something he's never done before.
With Another Year, Mike Leigh's touch resonates with something deeper than mere sympathy.
A racy new show on MTV is raising eyebrows and raising some questions. When does entertainment become child pornography?
This winter, the Cannon River Winery unveiled the official wine of the St. Paul Winter Carnival, just in time for its 125th anniversary. Appropriately so, the wine is called "Winter Ice." And yes, it actually is made with ice.
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences announced the shortlist for movies up for the best foreign film Oscar. In a move that will surprise no one, the category is more conspicuous for its omissions than what made it to the final heat.
A new show at Hennepin Stages explores the trials -- and hilarious laughs -- that come from the experiences of growing up female.
The dubious influence of the Golden Globes on the Academy Awards has thankfully waned a bit since the proliferation of hundreds of film critic awards. But every once in awhile, the Globes have gone a few steps too far even for the Academy.
