'American Idol' From Milwaukee Will Air Jan. 26
The "American Idol" episodes filmed in Milwaukee are in the queue.
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The "American Idol" episodes filmed in Milwaukee are in the queue.
With a new year come new opportunities. And for me, that means continuing to try out all the Twin Cities has to offer for wining and dining, until I've tried them all.
Tweeting about what club "y'all" are going to tonight? Must be from the South. Looking forward to "suttin" special? Then you probably live in New York. Think that new movie was "koo?" Northern California.
With literally incendiary wit and little regard for political correctness, Four Lions is a goof-off look at Islamist terrorism and a fearless satire of Jihad.
Now on her fourth feature-length depiction of melancholic, varyingly pampered ennui, Coppola's latest film has been met with more hostility than her Chuck Taylor-ed Marie Antoinette and her Suntory swilling Lost in Translation.
Garrison Keillor will finally get a chance to see what the audience sees at "A Prairie Home Companion."
I'm known for driving no less than 5 miles above the speed limit at any given time, and feel as though anyone who isn't pushing 75 on the freeway is just trying to get in my way. So I regard the Trylon Microcinema's January series of car racing movies to be akin to drive-time documentary filmmaking.
Some are crying censorship as a new edition of Mark Twain's classic novels "Huckleberry Finn" and "Tom Sawyer" goes into print ... with one significant change.
Prepare to judge me. I may or may not still possess a shoebox full of boy band memorabilia from my days as a super fan for all things Backstreet and New Kids.
An icy front covered the Twin Cities just before the festivities began, bringing a slick start to the New Year. In downtown Minneapolis, traffic slowed as icy pellets hit the streets.
Celebrating the New Year isn't just for adults. There are a lot of family-friendly New Years Eve events getting underway. For families looking for something to do, here are some suggestions.
The screens got bigger, the pictures got smaller, and with the release of every stale new installment in old franchises, it became increasingly difficult to imagine the medium lasting another decade, much less until the end of our natural lifetimes.
Finally. I finally made the journey. After hearing about this haute-ly anticipated restaurant for months, then having to drool through reviews galore of their perfectly classic Midwestern cuisine, the wait was finally over.
Among the reasons to love the Trylon Microcinema is their series of Tuesday Premieres, which twice a month brings new features to Twin Cities screens that may have otherwise fallen through the cracks.
The Minnesota Zoo has a new animal on display.
