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June 27, 2012Bon Iver book Radio City Music Hall residency, unveil Bjork cover
Bon Iver have been on quite a never-ending trek since they played the Orpheum Theatre back in September. And Justin Vernon and company are definitely a different band now -- at least in terms of public perception and recognition. Long-time supporters won't be surprised that their Grammy-winning mate ... More >>
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December 15, 2011Martin Dosh talks about reuniting Lateduster and touring Europe
As the holidays bring about good times between families and long lost friends, drummer and electronic musician Martin Dosh is busier than ever preparing for his annual year-end show to the Cedar Cultural Center.
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May 11, 2011Blogs
April 4, 2011DeVotchKa at First Avenue, 4/1/11
Photos by Steve CohenDeVotchKaApril 1, 2011First Avenue, MinneapolisThe sold-out crowd that showed up for Denver gypsy-rock stalwarts DeVotchKa's latest Minneapolis concert were more than enthusiastic in their appreciation. They were unafraid to show the band they'd waited for them like a smitten ... More >>
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January 26, 2011Movies
January 12, 2011Rosemary's Baby
Uptown Theatre, Friday and Saturday at midnight
Arts
November 3, 2010Life's a Dream at Ten Thousand Things Theater
17th-century drama full of powerful acting
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September 1, 2010Music
June 3, 2010Calendar
February 3, 2010Blogs
January 8, 2010Coen brothers' "Lebowski" translated into Shakespeare's tongue
What's left after the movie attains cult status? "Two Gentlemen of Lebowski," written in The Bard's English.
Blogs
December 23, 2009Drudge Report uses Minnesota snowstorm as evidence against climate change
Matt Drudge seems to think Minnesota's impending blizzard will debunk Al Gore.
Blogs
October 8, 20092009 Twin Cities Book Festival Schedule
Sometimes reading is cool, kiddos. Check out the complete schedule for Saturday's free book extravaganza.
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October 7, 2009Articles
September 16, 2009News
September 16, 2009The Twin Cities are teeming with artful events this autumn
Be inspired by everything from an anime festival to a film noir microcinema
Blogs
July 23, 2009Yo La Tengo headed to First Avenue this October
Wear your nice shoes to this show. They're going to get a lot of attention.
Blogs
November 27, 2008The Hot Dish Preview: 11/28/08
A sneak preview of tomorrow's City Pages Hot Dish food newsletter.
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July 16, 2008Calendar
April 2, 2008Calendar
February 20, 2008Blogs
January 10, 2008Music
August 8, 2007Blogs
July 9, 2007Blogs
June 11, 2007Columns
May 9, 2007News
April 11, 2007Foodie Fight
One of Dara's favorite local restaurants has a mustard meltdown
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July 27, 2006Blogs
April 14, 2006Columns
January 18, 2006Movies
December 7, 2005Oil Spill
Petroleum-based spy thriller fails to strike black gold
Blogs
November 28, 2005Movies
November 10, 2004The Second Road Map
'Route 181' draws the line between human trauma and resilience
Arts
April 7, 2004Books
November 19, 2003Spring Break for Existentialists
It's expats gone wild in the old eastern bloc
Art
October 22, 2003Fear, Honor, Obey
A new show at the MIA makes art feel like torture
Arts
September 10, 2003Life During Wartime
This harrowing outdoor drama is no Shakespeare in the park
News
August 13, 2003Grandpa Goes to Grenada
America is no place for the old. Then there's Mexico.
Restaurants
February 5, 2003Lord of The Sourdoughs
Saint Agnes, a St. Paul bakery with a charismatic head baker, rises
News
April 4, 2001The Greatest Shows on Earth
Uzbek beauties! Swedish peaceniks! Iranian mummies! A guide to the high-wire act otherwise known as the Minneapolis/St. Paul International Film Festival.
Books
January 3, 2001Restaurants
June 14, 2000Music
March 22, 2000Movies
September 22, 1999Ghetto Superstar
Robin Williams beautifies the unimaginable in Jakob the Liar
Movies
June 9, 1999Feature
April 8, 1998Movies
March 4, 1998Dada, Dali, and the Dude
Feeling Minnesota...Not!: Jeff Bridges and John Goodman in Joel and Ethan Coen's The Big Lebowski.
Feature
July 9, 1997NATO Agonistes
The Clinton-sanctioned expansion of NATO stands to cost U.S. taxpayers something over $30 billion--and this to repel a tattered Russian army
Books
July 24, 1996Feature
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