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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
Review: ‘American Reunion’ depends on nostalgia, but still has laughs 
Has Stifler’s mom spent the past 13 years upstairs in her room, reclining on her chaise lounge, occasionally touching up her pink lipstick and waiting for one of her son’s young friends to wander into her lair?
By Roger Ebert , April 06, 2012
CD review: Murzik combines diverse elements to produce singular sound
Murzik is not your run-of-the-mill folk ensemble.
By John Ziegler , April 05, 2012
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Review: ‘Old Turtle’ brings out youth of DSSO and Minnesota Ballet
Symphony Hall at the Duluth Entertainment Convention Center was bristling with youth on Saturday night. More than 40 dancers from the School of the Minnesota Ballet were on stage, as well as the Duluth Superior Symphony Orchestra, so the house was filled with families of all ages to enjoy a concert overflowing with memorable stories.
By Samuel Black , April 01, 2012
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What are you reading? 'The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks' by Rebecca Skloot
Henrietta Lacks was a poor black woman from Clover, Va., and Baltimore who died of cervical cancer at Johns Hopkins Hospital in 1951.
April 01, 2012
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Review: ‘Mirror Mirror’ great to look at, but the movie disappoints
“Mirror Mirror” is a sumptuous fantasy for the eyes and a pinball game for the mind, as story elements collide and roll around bumping into each other.
By Roger Ebert , March 30, 2012
CD review: ‘Forgiving Wind’ has a brisk, fresh sound
It’s a truly unique combination of elements that bring singer-songwriter Jaspar Lepak’s new release vividly to life.
By John Ziegler , March 29, 2012
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Review: DSSO presents evening of head-spinning variety
The program proclaimed “Defiant Moments,” and candidate conductor Bohuslav Rattay programmed three pieces of music for the Duluth Superior Symphony Orchestra that were each a bit unconventional for their unveiling. But perhaps the most defying part of Saturday night at Symphony Hall was the head-spinning variety of styles that Maestro Rattay brought forth from the orchestra.
By Samuel Black , March 26, 2012
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What are you reading? "Peace Fibres - Stitching a Soulful World"
Working with fibers is universal and an art as old as mankind. That it connects people with each other and with the spiritual part of ourselves is intuitively known by those who do this work. The theme of this book is that those connections promote peace and harmony within ourselves, as well as within the world at large.
By Recommended by Dianne Mahoneyof Brooklyn Center, Minn. , March 25, 2012
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Review: ‘Superior’ acting and no holes in ‘Donuts’
A man walks into a donut shop and talks the owner into giving him a job. By the end of “Superior Donuts,” the engrossing Tracy Letts play that opened at the Play Ground on Thursday night, you will be surprised by how far these two men have travelled and the twists that road has taken.
By Lawrance Bernabo , March 23, 2012
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CD review: Williams weaves music of the gods
Petite, well-mannered and ultra-socially conscious Dar Williams is possibly the least likely songwriter on the planet to write (of all things) a biker song, much less an “epic biker song.”
By John Ziegler , March 22, 2012
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Review: Final curtain falls for prima ballerina Suzanne Kritzberg
Opening night of the Minnesota Ballet’s production of “Coppelia” on Friday night was also the bittersweet final performance of Suzanne Kritzberg as the company’s prima ballerina.
By Lawrance Bernabo , March 17, 2012
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CD review: Art Vandalay’s vocals don’t reach same level as instrumentation
There’s a bit of a paradox to the music of Art Vandalay.
By John Ziegler , March 15, 2012
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Review: Many shades of emotion color evil deeds of murderess Medea
Before the opening line of Euripides’ play is ever uttered on stage, director Ann Aiko Bergeron utterly convinced the audience on opening night at UMD’s Dudley Experimental Theatre that “Medea” is a horror story.
By Lawrance Bernabo , March 09, 2012
Review: ‘John Carter’ provides good weekend fun
A Civil War veteran finds himself transported to Mars, where he lands in the middle of a planetary war between two humanlike cities. "John Carter" opens today at Duluth 10, Lakes 10, Premiere, Superior 7.
By Roger Ebert , March 09, 2012
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