Across St. Paul and the Twin Cities, fine-art curators and gallerists are living large. Sometimes this is literal: At The Museum of Russian Art, an exhibition aims to showcase the largest canvases curators could track down. The Minneapolis Institute of … Continued
(Courtesy of the author) SELINA LI BI: Filipino-American discusses her debut young adult novel “Sunlight Playing Over a Mountain,” the story of an imperfect mother-daughter relationship and the girl who is trying to hold everything together. In conversation with Cristina … Continued
April Fools’ Day is a holiday that could really use a signature dish. Chef and author Rozanne Gold once wrote an article arguing for “culinary pranksterism” for April Fools’; she’d long collected surprising but wonderful recipes, like a chicken roasted … Continued
Today is Sunday, April 6, the 96th day of 2025. There are 269 days left in the year. Today in history: On April 6, 1917, the United States entered World War I as the House joined the Senate in approving … Continued
The Timberwolves flirted with utter disaster throughout Saturday’s contest in Philadelphia. In the end, thanks to Rudy Gobert’s rebounding and some ridiculous shot making from Anthony Edwards, Minnesota escaped with a 114-109 victory. With Minnesota leading by two and the … Continued
Thousands rallied at the Minnesota Capitol in St. Paul and across the state Saturday as part of national protests against President Donald Trump’s policies, which organizers say are an “assault” on freedoms and leading to a “billionaire takeover” of government. … Continued