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How this superfan sees 64 movies in 17 days at Minnesota's largest film festival
An aficionado camps out for maximum moviegoing at the Minneapolis St. Paul International Film Festival.
Meet the master of design for more than 50 Twin Cities restaurants
David Shea's impact on the way Twin Cities restaurants look is unparalleled.
At Rock Hall of Fame, Bon Jovi thanks KQRS radio man for giving him a break
The shout-out to John Lassman was for putting a Bon Jovi song on a local-band compilation album in New York in 1983.
Prince had his hair done before bed, and other 'alumni' stories at U symposium
Wednesday's panel by the PRN Alumni also revealed he once wrote a movie for New Kids on the Block.
Minnesota Orchestra unanimous in CEO pick: 'We were startled and pleased'
Michelle Miller Burns impressed board, musicians as a collaborator.
Eat & drink insider
5 favorite fashion labels at St. Paul's American Craft Show
A guide to the most stylish jewelry and fashion designers at this week's American Craft Show.
'Guess Who's Coming to Dinner' gets gorgeous refresh at Guthrie Theater
Director Timothy Bond's funny, wry production at the Guthrie is gentle but unmistakable as it confronts ugly truths.
New research raises burning questions about vaping's safety
Recent studies have concluded that vaping may pose several unexpected health threats.
How Children's Theatre adapts little books like Dr. Seuss' 'Lorax' into big shows
Writers are thrilled when Children's Theatre wants to turn storybooks into plays. Then reality sets in.
St. Paul Chamber Orchestra packs 2018-19 season with world premieres and Haydn
ANALYSIS: A new music festival exploring "culturally resonant" themes is another highlight of the new season.
Tipping furniture injures more kids than ever, says Consumer Reports
Dressers pose the greatest risk to children.
TV picks for April 19: "Ex on the Beach,' 'Big Bang Theory,' 'Scandal'
'Big Bang Theory' episode with Neil Gaiman may remind you of Minneapolis' DreamHaven Books
The acclaimed author will make a guest appearance on TV's most popular sitcom.
Combustible Company turns Molière play into modern medical sendup
REVIEW: The Combustible Company takes a comic jab at the pharmaceutical industry with an up-to-date "Invalid."
Women barred from sumo ring, even to save a life
Hax: Intimacy is missing from relationship
Ask Amy: Neighbors need curtains, or others might go blind
Nielsen ratings for April 9-15: 'Roseanne' retains top spot
BLOGS + COLUMNISTS
Artcetera
Prince had his hair done before bed, and other 'alumni' stories at U symposium
Wednesday's panel by the PRN Alumni also revealed he once wrote a movie for New Kids on the Block.
Artcetera
How to celebrate a dancer's retirement? With dance, of course
Southern Methodist University's fine-arts school pays tribute to former Twin Cities choreographer Danny Buraczeski.
Eat & Drink
Meet the master of design for more than 50 Twin Cities restaurants
5 new Twin Cities restaurants make their debut in a busy week for openings
Parlour brings its famous burger and second location to St. Paul, opening Monday
Ready for a restaurant day trip? After the snow melts, try these 5 spots
Home & Garden
Most expensive teardown in Minnesota? Lake Minnetonka estate listed at $12.5M
Tips from design pros on how to reinvent your home — or build a new one
American Craft Council vignettes demonstrate how to craft an artful room
Detroit Lake birding festival May 16-19
Music
Prince fans hope to carry on his 'legacy of giving' via Purple Playground
Prince had his hair done before bed, and other 'alumni' stories at U symposium
Minnesota Orchestra unanimous in CEO pick: 'We were startled and pleased'
Bon Iver and TU Dance offer a 'moving' mix of music and dance
Celebs
Theron's not leaving the US due to racism but is concerned
Pink, and her children, grace cover of People beauty issue
Bridal designers talk princess moments and Meghan Markle
C.J.: Everything was cool once keyboardist Morris Hayes figured out which Prince had arrived
Movies
How this superfan sees 64 movies in 17 days at Minnesota's largest film festival
Mann Theatres in St. Louis Park will soon close for good, as will Bruegger's next door
Ranking 21 buzzworthy movies at Minneapolis St. Paul International Film Festival
Dwayne Johnson's 'Rampage' rides an avalanche of fun
Health
Minnesota firefighters grapple with 'silent epidemic'
Mann Theatres in St. Louis Park will soon close for good, as will Bruegger's next door
Shriners Hospital for Children planning to shift to outpatient care only
Right-to-die group sues Minnesota attorney general over 2015 criminal conviction
Taste
Meet the master of design for more than 50 Twin Cities restaurants
The ubiquitous avocado finds its sweet spot: the sandwich
Build up layers of flavor with this Mexican chicken soup
Secrets to best salads: Freshness, crunch, balance and a surprise element
Style
Famous 'Curly Girl' hairstylist now urging women to embrace their gray
Scene + Heard: Made at MCAD student art reception
The unbearable cuteness of maternity overalls
Review: Amy Schumer tackles body image, and it's complicated
TV & Media
Kenneth Lonergan turns back clock to adapt 'Howards End' for TV
Al Pacino opens his playbook on tackling coach Joe Paterno in new HBO film
Carl Kasell, NPR broadcaster who brought gravitas and goofiness to the airwaves, dies at 84
At Rock Hall of Fame, Bon Jovi thanks KQRS radio man for giving him a break
Travel
Alabama's Rural Studio provides sleek modern buildings — and shelter for the soul
Set your heart racing with active vacations
Two new Chicago hotels with a view
Overall, airlines getting the job done
Stage & Arts
'Guess Who's Coming to Dinner' gets gorgeous refresh at Guthrie Theater
Love in black and white: 3 Twin Cities plays wrestle with interracial marriage
Bon Iver and TU Dance offer a 'moving' mix of music and dance
How Children's Theatre adapts little books like Dr. Seuss' 'Lorax' into big shows
Books
'Crusade for Forgotten Souls' reveals the tragic history of Minnesota's asylums
Review: 'The Art of the Wasted Day,' by Patricia Hampl
Review: 'Circe,' by Madeline Miller
New York Times bestsellers
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Prosecutor to announce Thursday whether charges will be filed in Prince's death
To date, no one has been charged or publicly implicated in the musician's death.
Mann Theatres in St. Louis Park will soon close for good, as will Bruegger's next door
Park Nicollet is taking over the space, the property's landlord said.
Prince fans hope to carry on his 'legacy of giving' via Purple Playground
With volunteers from all over the globe, the Purple Playground is planning the inaugural Prince Academy at St. Paul's High School for Recording Arts.
How to celebrate a dancer's retirement? With dance, of course
Southern Methodist University's fine-arts school pays tribute to former Twin Cities choreographer Danny Buraczeski.
C.J.: Everything was cool once keyboardist Morris Hayes figured out which Prince had arrived
New Power Generation musical director and keyboard player Morris Hayes is the longest-tenured member of Prince’s former backing band. Hayes lasted because he…