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Restaurant review: A carnivore's dilemma
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It's 'ruff' out there
With patio season upon us, dog sightings are rising sharply at pooch-friendly restaurants and coffee shops.
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See despot run in 'The Dictator'
The audacity of it. Sacha Baron Cohen manages to make a brutal North African dictator painfully funny.
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List of Lists: Favorite coffee hangouts
List your favorite coffee joints and be entered to win one of our weekly prizes!
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Best of MN: Our Guide to the State's Finest
On newsstands today: The Star Tribune’s first annual Best of MN publication points you to the state’s finest food, drink, shopping, arts and outdoor fun.
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New director at Twin Cities Gay Men's Chorus
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See despot run in 'The Dictator'
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Black Keys fit right in at Target Center
Ohio's cult-loved blues-rock duo graduated to the arena from clubs with a perfectly bigger sound.
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'War': this is what it's good for
REVIEW: In Jeune Lune-inspired show, social and political comment play second fiddle to a talented troupe's inspired clowning.
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It's 'ruff' out there
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Family spotlights: Minnesota Outdoor Youth Expo and Golden Valley Days
Best bets for a family outing.
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Charles Baxter wins Rea Award for the Short Story
The award honors a writer who has made a significant contribution to the discipline.
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Fall TV: Coming to a living room near you
Networks try to get our blood pumping with promises of a new season.
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'The Americans are coming' to Cannes
The 65th edition of the Cannes Film Festival opens Wednesday, and among the 22 films in competition, there's a particularly large American contingent, starting with the opening night film, Wes Anderson's "Moonrise Kingdom."
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