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There
might never have been a confluence of more talented, creative people in one room
in this town—ever—as there was at the RAINN fundraiser on Saturday, April 26.
April 28, 2008
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Anderson has opened and closed two restaurants himself, the
Bakery on Grand in Minneapolis and Au Rebour in St. Paul, gaining an eccentric
reputation in his own right. His latest venture, Nick and Eddie, is an attempt to bring the weird back to Loring Park.
March 2008
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Meet John Hinderaker, one of the men behind Power Line, a blog that cost Dan Rather his job and which Time named its first and only "Blog of the Year."
March 2008
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To 12 million YouTube viewers, Tay Zonday is, “that guy on the internet with the
weird, deep voice.” This is pretty much how he was introduced before his
appearances on Jimmy Kimmel or Good Morning, America, too.
January 2008
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For closet liberals stuck listening to the KQ Morning Show in loading docks, break rooms, and county jails, Mike Gelfand is a godsend.
January 2008
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A personal look at the lives of the thirteen who died in the I-35W bridge collapse.
December 2007
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Steve Marsh chats it up with Diablo Cody, the twenty-nine-year-old, writer, former stripper, just-gone-Hollywood screenwriter.
December 2007
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There’s more on the local Internet than movie times, weather, and the Strib.
October 2007
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We met architect Ralph Rapson at his Cedar-Riverside offices.
October 2007
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Minneapolis was recently named the second-largest bicycle city in the country. Who's riding and why?
October 2007
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We sat down with former Strib publisher Joel Kramer at the East Hennepin Panera.
September 2007
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The Twin Cities’ tournament-bound wheelchair
softball stars are extraordinary athletes by any measure. Just don’t call them
special.
August 2007
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Uptown is temporarily sick, but
rumors of its death are wildly exaggerated. And
its prognosis is, inevitably, excellent.
August 2007
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We
met Target’s public policy/government relations czar, Nate Garvis, at the Monte
Carlo to talk about dim sum and the future of our society.
August 2007
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A look at the Twin Cities through the eyes of a tourist.
July 2007
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We
spoke to The Apprentice 4 runner-up Rebecca Jarvis before her Power Lunch on
CNBC.
July 2007
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Steve Marsh chats with Ken Gilbert on how he attempted to
remove The Adventures of Huckleberry
Finn from his daughter’s St. Louis Park
High school.
June 2007
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It’s summer in
the Cities—ninety-two precious days when we experience
life with our coats off.
Our Best of Summer feature helps you soak it up—Twin Cities–style.
June 2007
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An urban renaissance for a restaurant you’ve forgotten about.
June 2007
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These are the essential sixty experiences that
define us. Get cracking; you’ve got a lot to do before you can claim permanent
residency.
May 2007
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