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STAFF BLOG EH? PLUS Fitger's gets love
Fitgers Brewhouse gets a shout-out in the February issue of Midwest Living magazine. The hot spot landed in a compilation of Favorite Midwest Craft Breweries. The Brewhouse shares space in the Fab E...
Posted on 1/16/13 at 12:00 AM
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
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
'Iron Man 3' focuses on Stark for the win 
MOVIE REVIEW: When it comes to choosing the most interesting superhero, you can say Superman vs. Spider-Man vs. Batman vs. Iron Man is a fair fight.
By Richard Roeper , May 03, 2013
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'Love Letters' showcases verbal force of play's two actors
REVIEW: One way to evaluate the success of a modest performance is to pay attention to the breathing of the audience. When the audience responds in unison — smiling, sighing, choking, even suspending breathing — you can tell that the actors are fully in control of the situation.
By Samuel Black , April 29, 2013
Sumptuous ‘Coriolana’ tells age-old human tale
“Coriolana,” an adaptation of one of Shakespeare’s less-often produced plays, opened a captivating production Thursday at UMD’s Marshall Performing Arts Center.
By Paul Brissett , April 26, 2013
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'Six Strings of Peace & Sanity' a debut too soon
ALBUM REVIEW: The debut album from Duluth singer-songwriter Breanne Marie appears to be a document of an artist who is just getting her legs under her.
By Tony Bennett , April 26, 2013
Sumptuous ‘Coriolana’ tells age-old human tale
“Coriolana,” an adaptation of one of Shakespeare’s less-often produced plays, opened a captivating production Thursday at UMD’s Marshall Performing Arts Center.
By Paul Brissett , April 25, 2013
Richness prevails in DSSO concert
REVIEW: Maybe it was barometric, maybe it was the beautiful acoustic shell, maybe it was the combination of of Mueller, Berlioz and Brahms, but Saturday night at the symphony was one powerful, resonant, coherent experience.
By Samuel Black , April 22, 2013
What are you reading? "The Complete Civil War Road Trip Guide, More than 400 Civil War Sites, from Antietam to Zagonyi"
If you are interested in travel and American history, “The Complete Civil War Road Trip Guide” is an enlightening travel guide to add to your bookshelf.
April 21, 2013
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“Oblivion”
3 stars
Jack: Tom Cruise
Beech: Morgan Freeman
Julia: Olga Kurylenko
Vika: Andrea Riseborough
Sykes: Nikolaj Coster-
Waldau
Sally: Melissa Leo
Universal Pictures presents a film directed by Joseph Kosinski. Written by Karl Gajdusek and Michael deBruyn, based on a graphic novel by Joseph Kosinski. Running time: 126 minutes. Rated: PG-13 (for sci-fi action violence, brief strong language, and
sensuality/nudity).
April 19, 2013
Review: One-man show makes Shakespeare accessible
In one of the more triumphant moments of Sir Ian McKellen’s one-man show “Acting Shakespeare,” the great actor leaps up on a chair and delivers a monologue from “Henry V.” At its conclusion, he drops from the chair oozing equal parts victory and coolness and remarks that this is how he got accepted into Cambridge, where he spent three years.
By Christa Lawler , April 19, 2013
‘Oblivion’ rehashes many sci-fi classics
If you’ve never seen “Total Recall,” “Wall-E,” “Minority Report,” “Prometheus,” “Vanilla Sky,” “2001: A Space Odyssey,” “Moon,” “War of the Worlds,” “Blade Runner,” “District 9,” “Predator,” any of the “Star Wars” or “Matrix” movies OR “Independence Day,” you’ll exit “Oblivion” convinced you’ve experienced the greatest science-fiction thriller the world has ever known.
By Richard Roeper , April 19, 2013
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Review: ‘Godspell’ full of pleasant surprises
Back in the day, “Godspell” often was dismissed as a Sunday School confection compared to the operatic “Jesus Christ Superstar.” But the proper comparison lies between “Godspell” and the “Good News for Modern Man” translation of the New Testament released in 1966. Both works have at their heart the idea of dynamic equivalence, translating Scripture “thought for thought” rather than “word for word.”
By Lawrance Bernabo , April 19, 2013
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Quality vocals lift Lake Avenue
ALBUM REVIEW: The kind of emo-soul on "You Can't Take it With You" may not be for everyone, but these guys are doing it very well, and it may not be long before Minneapolis-based, Duluth-hatched Lake Avenue is making a run at the national stage.
By Tony Bennett , April 18, 2013
Review: ‘The 1940s Radio Hour’ worth tuning in
The University of Wisconsin-Superior puts on a super-charming production of Walton Jones’ plot light-performance heavy “The 1940s Radio Hour.”
By Christa Lawler , April 13, 2013
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