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Minneapolis is the least stressful city in the country, new study finds

​Minneapolis is chill, both figuratively and literally (well, it's chilly here most years at least). A new study by Sperling's BestPlace finds that the City of Lakes is the least stressful metropolis in the whole country.The study looked at a variety of factors associated with stress, including su ... More >>

Cocktail history, Art Shanty Project: Freeloader Friday

​ Despite the cold, this weekend is filled with tons of free stuff to do. For example, after taking a year off the Art Shanty Project is returning to Medicine Lake with shanties offering fashion, live music, sports, family activities, and more each Saturday and Sunday through early February. Looki ... More >>

John Kass of GoJohnnyGo reflects on a lifetime of record collecting

​Chances are, if you've been involved with or been a fan of the local music scene in the Twin Cities you've come across the cherubic music enthusiast John Kass. A man behind so many great finds in the used record bins that dot the Twin Cities record collecting culture, John has been a part of the ... More >>

Weekend Checklist: P.O.S., Kitten Forever, and Shahs

October 23-25th.

Uptown Bar posts final schedule of shows

Stop in while you still can. The Uptown Bar closes November 1.

Red Hot Art Festival

Stop in while you still can. The Uptown Bar closes November 1.

Weekend Checklist: Cloud Cult, Dan Deacon, and Fastball.

Yes, THAT Fastball. May1-3.

Feb. 6, 2009: Story of the Sea and new Muja Messiah & Slug

New Muja Messiah & Slug, TC Hip Hop Award winners & Story of the Sea reviewed

Dearling Physique

New Muja Messiah & Slug, TC Hip Hop Award winners & Story of the Sea reviewed

Bret Michaels, James Cotton Blues Band, and more

New Muja Messiah & Slug, TC Hip Hop Award winners & Story of the Sea reviewed

The Popstream: Lusurfer

Welcome to the Cinema

These Modern Socks and more

Breakfast of Champions: 1/30

Dark Arts

'Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix' mines the depths of adolescent angst

Free Will Astrology

'Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix' mines the depths of adolescent angst

Free Will Astrology

'Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix' mines the depths of adolescent angst

High Crimes

Daniel Otto and his girlfriend just wanted to get loaded one summer night. Neither of them imagined that she would wind up dead and he would be charged with murder.

Innocence is Bliss

Director Mike Mills thinks like a kid for 'Thumbsucker'

Fall Film Events

Director Mike Mills thinks like a kid for 'Thumbsucker'

Jeff Weise and the Clinique Cops

Director Mike Mills thinks like a kid for 'Thumbsucker'

Oh, horror: baseball and steroids

Director Mike Mills thinks like a kid for 'Thumbsucker'

Friday morning news cruise

Director Mike Mills thinks like a kid for 'Thumbsucker'

Thursday morning news cruise

Director Mike Mills thinks like a kid for 'Thumbsucker'

Free Will Astrology

Director Mike Mills thinks like a kid for 'Thumbsucker'

Hospitals of the Spirit

Why the gentle grotesqueries in Chris Mars's paintings seem so human

Radio Gaga

Big & Rich, "Wild West Show" and "Save a Horse (Ride a Cowboy)"

The Invisible Recovery

Author and economist Doug Henwood on jobless recoveries, the two Americas, and the "Wal-Mart effect"

Melancholy and the Infinite Sadness

Collecting pieces of a disposable nation

Paxil is Forever

doctor please, some more of these

The Long Goodbye

doctor please, some more of these

Peter D. Kramer: Spectacular Happiness

doctor please, some more of these

Feline Leukemia

doctor please, some more of these

Tapped Out

The geezer-rock comedy Still Crazy tries to pour another round of modern-day limey schmaltz

 State Writes

The Great Minnesota Authors Issue

Beautiful Losers

The Great Minnesota Authors Issue

The Bitch is Back

Elizabeth Wurtzel damns "difficult" women with lame praise

A Feast of Famine

Twenty-three-year-old Marya Hornbacher starved herself into the hospital and lived to tell. But does the new cult-of-pain memoir add up to a steady diet of nothing?

Ground Zero

Wedged between Target Center, the freeway, and the garbage incinerator, Currie Avenue is the terminal station for the city's unwanted.

Before & After

Wedged between Target Center, the freeway, and the garbage incinerator, Currie Avenue is the terminal station for the city's unwanted.

The Making of an Angry White Guy

Wedged between Target Center, the freeway, and the garbage incinerator, Currie Avenue is the terminal station for the city's unwanted.

What Makes Barbara Run

Would-be-mayor Barbara Carlson means to make Minneapolis everything she has always imagined it to be.

Behind Closed Doors

Garbage houses made the news briefly nine years ago when police discovered the notorious Eggert house in St. Paul. But the truth is that Twin Cities-area inspectors have been finding them for over 20 years. How do lives fall so completely--and so privatel

Out With the New, In With the Old

In Minneapolis and elsewhere, proponents of the New Urbanist planning movement are promising a new tomorrow -- one that looks a lot like yesterday.

Better Living Through Science

In Minneapolis and elsewhere, proponents of the New Urbanist planning movement are promising a new tomorrow -- one that looks a lot like yesterday.

Gig Roundup

In Minneapolis and elsewhere, proponents of the New Urbanist planning movement are promising a new tomorrow -- one that looks a lot like yesterday.

Cease and Resist

The Wild River Patriots are out to beat the New World Order in Burnett County, Wisconsin.

Having It Both Ways

The Wild River Patriots are out to beat the New World Order in Burnett County, Wisconsin.

Better Learning Through Chemistry

Beleaguered schools, parents, and doctors are getting Ritalin Religion when it comes to medicating unruly kids.

Collateral Damage

Candice Roark was a healthy 20-year-old when she was sent to the Persian Gulf in 1991. Now she has a pacemaker, fainting spells, and a lot of unanswered questions about what made her and thousands of other soldiers sick.