Hosted by the Rondo Community Coalition, the annual street festival honoring the legacy and culture of the historically Black Rondo neighborhood featured retail and food vendors, live music and dance performances, and a new “Health and Wellness Zone” that offered … Continued
Must see Decades before Professor Karass enters her office at an unnamed religious institution, a pastor and two hospital orderlies performed a failed exorcism in that same room. That, combined with a colleague’s reckless use of artificial intelligence to write … Continued
Must see “Duluth: An Improvised Midwest Murder” showcases what the performers know — and don’t know — about small-town Minnesota. In the first show, presented Friday evening, they explore a serial sandwich-making, smut-loving, womanizing killer as well as someone tainting … Continued
Must See Watching “Ranger Jim” feels like sitting at a family dinner, listening to your grandpa tell stories. Do they get a little topsy-turvy around the edges? Sure. Has he told them countless times before? Absolutely. But you can tell, … Continued
As he discussed young quarterback J.J. McCarthy this week, going into detail about some ups and downs he’s experienced, head coach Kevin O’Connell made a point to look up toward the heavens. “The sky has not fallen,” O’Connell said. “We’re … Continued
You Can Skip It The description of “Walter Is Bankrupt (And Has No Money)” is concise — “Walter is bankrupt. Cheryl is stressed. Kent loves clocks. Phoebe loves Walter. And nobody really knows what Harlow’s deal is.” — and, frankly, … Continued