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SHELF LIFE: DISCUSSING BOOKS The Long-Shining Waters
The Long-Shining Waters by Danielle Sosin is our next book review. This is a request from one of our readers, Jane Levenson...thank you Jane for your comment. Taken from the front inside cover: Fri...
Posted on 9/10/11 at 10:24 AM
SUNDOG Old Navy Acting Brand New
Clothing retailer Old Navy is acting anything but old. Their new ad campaign partners with the song-identifying app Shazam to merge their television advertising with mobile and their website, with ve...
Posted on 4/8/11 at 8:16 AM
MODERN-DAY JANE Pleasantly Surprised
Let me start off by saying that I am not a film expert by ANY definition. I mean, I love romantic comedies. Not all of them, but that's my preference. I also like historical (usually British) films an...
Posted on 1/31/11 at 4:28 PM
MINNESOTA PENNY PINCHER McDonald's Recalls Shrek Glasses
"McDonald's is recalling 12 million drinking glasses featuring characters from the "Shrek" movie series because the paint used contains cadmium, which can pose health risks." ~CNN...
Posted on 6/4/10 at 7:00 AM
HEALTHY TIDBITS Guide Star
What is Guide Star? It is about non-profits. You can find out about non-profits in your region, quality charities, and make a difference. Write a review of a non-profit. www.GuideStar.org...
Posted on 5/1/10 at 3:26 PM
Eh? Vote for your favorite Northland-area hamburger
Experience tells us people will fiercely defend their core values regarding politics, religion and cheeseburgers.
By News Tribune staff , May 02, 2012
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Review: Guest pianist puts fine end onto disconnected evening 
For the first time this concert season, the Duluth Superior Symphony Orchestra welcomed to the podium its own music director, Maestro Markand Thakar.
By Samuel Black , April 30, 2012
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Book review: “Fifty Shades of Grey”
Anastasia Steele is a literature major about to graduate from college when she offers to interview mysterious billionaire businessman Christian Grey in place of her ill roommate.
By Tamara Gruhot , April 28, 2012
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CD review: Johnston’s ‘Rain’ worth some attention
Freedy Johnston hails from the small town of Kinsley, Kan., which is famous for being the exact midpoint between the East and West coasts.
By John Ziegler , April 26, 2012
Review: ‘Panic’ not up to UWS Theater’s usual quality
UWS Theater’s “Panic” is a perfect storm of underachievement.
By Paul Brissett , April 21, 2012
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Review: Austen’s wit sparkles in ‘Pride and Prejudice’
Of the many versions of “Pride and Prejudice” I have seen over the years, the Keira Knightley film version of recent vintage is the most romantic. However, the theatrical version of Jane Austen’s novel that opened Friday night at St. Scholastica’s theater is the funniest. Even a mischievous ladle in the punch bowl was good for an impromptu laugh in
this utterly charming production.
By Lawrance Bernabo , April 21, 2012
Review: ‘Picasso at the Lapin Agile’ captures spirit of Steve Martin
The Steve Martin brand comes with expectations of absurd twists, over-the-top characters, quick-draw quips and some general limb flailing. He’s a comic dichotomy with jokes that lean insider, requiring a basic idea of the width of Einstein’s “The Special Theory of Relativity”
balanced by a newly elderly character with a weak bladder.
By Christa Lawler , April 20, 2012
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Review: Dancers impressive in ‘A Chorus Line’
As I start writing this review, my wife is online trying to score tickets to another performance of “A Chorus Line,” which opened Thursday night at the Duluth Playhouse. You see, when the cast does the reprise of “One” as the finale, that is their curtain call, and she is mad she missed her opportunity to give them a standing ovation.
By Lawrance Bernabo , April 20, 2012
Review: ‘Cinderella’ a perfect fit for young audience
There’s a bewildering range of theater in the Twin Ports for the next couple weekends — unless you’re a pre-teen girl. If you are, Kate Ufema and her team of designers and performers know exactly what you’re looking for, and they provide it with “Cinderella,” which opened Thursday in the Marshall Performing Arts Center at UMD.
By Paul Brissett , April 20, 2012
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CD review: Union Suits drown their sorrows in the bottle
There’s a kind of drunken grittiness to the new release from The Union Suits.
By John Ziegler , April 19, 2012
DSSO’s ‘Endless Summer’ wows the house
REVIEW: Our Duluth Entertainment Convention Center was decorated with five palm trees, a half-dozen pastel light changes, and hundreds of colorful leis and beach balls for an evening of Beach Boys favorites called “Endless Summer.”
By Samuel Black , April 16, 2012
Theater review: Forceful acting brings ‘A Steady Rain’ to life
“A Steady Rain” is a love story — a raw, harsh love story. It’s about a man’s love for his family, two lifelong friends’ love for each other, and another man’s love for his best friend’s wife and life.
By Paul Brissett , April 13, 2012
CD Review: ‘Misery Loves Company’ is lonely but satisfying entry on the blues scene
I just did a very unscientific mini-survey of friends around the country including Minneapolis, Chicago, Austin, Philadelphia and San Francisco.
By John Ziegler , April 12, 2012
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