Andy Warhol

Yo La Tengo at First Avenue, 2/4/13

Yo La TengoFirst Avenue, MinneapolisMonday, February 4, 2013New Jersey indie rock pioneers Yo La Tengo's performance Monday at First Avenue had a very "ripped from the headlines" feel. It's unusual for the prima donna rock star to acknowledge that anything else in the world is happening the night of ... More >>

Top 20 best Minnesota rappers: The complete list

Related:Cover Story: How Rhymesayers set up the Soundset FestivalTop 20 best Minnesota musicians: The complete listTop 20 best Minnesota songs: The complete listIn 2012, rap music is as definitive a part of Minnesota lore as the Mall of America -- or anything else Muja Messiah name-checks in "Leech ... More >>

Top 20 best Minnesota rappers: #20-11

Related:How Rhymesayers set up the Soundset FestivalTop 20 best Minnesota musicians: The complete listTop 20 best Minnesota songs: The complete listIn 2012, rap music is as definitive a part of Minnesota lore as the Mall of America -- or anything else Muja Messiah name-checks in "Leech Lake" or Slug ... More >>

Käthe Kollwitz: Making Human

Mark Mallman tour diary, Vol. 9: November rain

​Days of no consequence. Minneapolis edged November. My turmoil was a batholith hidden deep within. The new record was closer to "The Red Bedroom" than anything I'd written in 10 years. Brad was forced to cancel our mix session in Kentucky, so tracking it round Minneapolis would be a new change. I ... More >>

Merce Cunningham Dance Company: Farewell Tour

Sound Unseen screening no wave documentary Blank City tomorrow night at the TRYLON

Lydia Lunch in a scene from Blank City​"If you could be anybody, who would you be?" "An outlaw, a film director, a rebel, a rock star!" yells a '70s gangster shooting a gun at the Super 8 camera, cutting to a rapid-fire Mars punk song over a killer montage of '70s film clips of punk and no wave mu ... More >>

Richard Lloyd of Television kicks off week-long residency at Nick and Eddie tonight

​Richard Lloyd is a guitarist and the founding member of legendary post-punk band Television that formed in New York City in 1973. He was one of the few people hosting bands at CBGBs, where Television regularly played since its earliest days. He was born in Pittsburgh, PA. in 1951 and his family m ... More >>

The Life and Times of Allen Ginsberg screens at the Walker

​Starting tonight at the Walker Art Center, museum goers can catch a glimpse of the life and influence of American icon Allen Ginsberg. The 1994 documentary The Life and Times of Allen Ginsberg is an award-winning film, directed by Academy Award nominee Jerry Aronson.

Anthem Heart and a crazy bonnet parade top Freeloader Friday

​(Photo by Gunnar Por Hafdal)Despite the holiday there's still tons of stuff to do this weekend including dance nights, art openings, and anniversary parties. Bring your chocolate bunny and Cadbury eggs and get out of the house for free.

Tom Petters killed Polaroid, making way for massive art auction

Famous photographs by Ansel Adams, Chuck Close, William Wegman and David Hockney will be on the block.

Jim carroll dead at 60

The author of Basketball Diaries died in his home over the weekend.

Mischke show notes: Aug. 19, 2009

Join the conversation with TD Mischke on today's 'In The Stream' live from 2 p.m.- 4p.m.

Bob Gruen on Lennon and the Clash

Lee "Scratch" Perry and more

Cannes Film Festival: Shots in the Dark

Reflecting its moment, Cannes 2008 takes a decidedly serious tone

Hejdå, Ciao

Saying Goodbye to Two Giants of World Cinema

Southern Discomfort

'The Real World' is no place for an artist like William Eggleston

The Gambler

How Merce Cunningham changed modern dance--and my life

Event Horizon

Avant-garde auteur Peter Kubelka brings his cinematic head-on collisions to Oak Street

Not a Girl, Not Yet a Porn Star

Britney Spears straddles the line between the Madonna and the whore--and we do mean straddles

Into the Maw

Tonight he's gonna party like it's 19-oh-never-mind.

The Man With The X-Ray Eyes

'By Brakhage' reveals a filmmaker who saw into our souls

Poster Children

A basement print shop in St. Paul creates bold propaganda for latter-day rock

Retro Active

Welcome to the Dollhouse

Maria Åhrén Brude's original dolls are startling in their period costuming; Davora Lindner's are engrossing for the anatomy underneath

Lady of the Portrait

Nearly two decades after Alice Neel's death, her cold-eyed humanism has begun to look revolutionary

Zen Arcade

A new-wave rocker turns into a medical-software developer. A Web site turns into a nightclub. Adventures in branding and reinvention at downtown's Sursumcorda.

Splatter Movie

Ed Harris examines the messy details of artmaking in Pollock

Estrangers in the Night

Pavilion sends a former couple to their high school reunion; The Big Hoover breaches the dam of failed romances

It's About Time

A Proust adaptation finally brings acclaim to Raul Ruiz--but he's not the director he used to be

Killing Joke

Director Mary Harron delivers American Psycho with its cutting humor intact

Not Fade Away

Iconic singer-songwriter Eric Andersen leads his own folk revival with You Can't Relive the Past

We Got the Beat?

The Source suggests that beatness is in the eye of the beholder

Beck Is the Loneliest Number

The inscrutable music, the unknowable man

Toon In, Turn On

Thirty years later, the Beatles' animated Yellow Submarine is still an excellent way to get high

Tomorrow Never Knows

Youthful rockers Arch Stanton plan a musical future around the pleasures of John Lennon, Jesus, and power pop

Power to the People

After years of government oppression, jail time, and dubious comparisons to Frank Zappa, Plastic People of the Universe are finally coming to America

The Last Picture Show

Neil Gabler's new book pledges an uneasy allegiance to our Republic of Entertainment

Merry XXXmas

With her comic new play, Minneapolis writer Bridget Carpenter gives new meaning to the term "Blue Christmas"

Back to the Future

The Bitch is Back

Elizabeth Wurtzel damns "difficult" women with lame praise

Jack Smith: Flaming Creature; His Amazing Life and Times

Queering Space

U Film Society's Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender Fest comes out without crossing over.

VIDEO: Dracula and Frankenstein Revisited

The Women by Hilton Als

Book Roundup

Record Roundup

Losing It at Sundance

The Amerindie film fest continues to inspire madness and money--and occasionally, art.