I hate to call “The First Omen” unexpectedly well-crafted and a little bit surprising, even. But for an essentially unnecessary prequel to “The Omen,” the 1976 hit about one satanically-minded child, two unfortunate parents and three sixes, its virtues point … Continued
When Corbb O’Connor’s school-age son has a medical appointment, he has two choices as a visually-impaired parent — a 20-minute ride in a ridesharing vehicle like Uber, or a nearly two-hour trip on public transit in each direction to transport … Continued
Winston DeLattiboudere was in front of bright lights and cameras again on Monday, but a group interview with local media members paled in comparison to his March appearance on the NBC game show “Password.” The Gophers assistant football coach was … Continued
Minnesota lawmakers are working through a number of modifications to the law Gov. Tim Walz signed last year legalizing recreational marijuana in the state. There are dozens of mostly technical changes in the works at the Capitol. But there’s a … Continued
In 2003, food journalist Marian Burros’ cookbook, “Cooking for Comfort” (Simon & Schuster) landed on my desk in the OC Register’s newsroom. It was hard to meet my deadlines because it seemed that everyone who passed my desk examined the … Continued
Diane’s Place, a new bistro from pastry chef extraordinaire Diane Moua, opened on April 6 in the Food Building in Northeast Minneapolis — and we got a sneak peek at the restaurant and attached event space. Moua earned her reputation … Continued