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Gen Z will outnumber millennials in 2019
Gen Zers have never known a nondigital world and have grown up amid events such as the "war on terror" and Global Recession.
Music
Hip-hop hitmaker Travis Scott coming to Target Center in December
Tickets will go on sale Friday for the rapper with the nation's No. 1 album, "Astroworld."
Music
Concert in anti-apartheid Soweto church is an ode to joy — in many languages
The performance brought the crowd packed into the historic Regina Mundi Catholic Church to its feet, singing, stepping and clapping.
Music
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It's truly a family affair for some of the touring musicians: 'We've had about 50 babysitters'
For touring musicians who have kids under 2 years old, the orchestra pays for a caregiver to come along.
Music
An extended goodbye in Johannesburg as the trip wraps up with an emotional finale
Powerful lessons learned, the musicians look back and look forward. But next stop: home.
Music
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Smashing Pumpkins reunion bloated by classic covers, old-school ego
Billy Corgan and his reunited bandmates played for a staggering three hours at Xcel Center, including one fittingly inflated Zeppelin cover.
Eat & Drink
Copper Hen owners plan 2 eateries in downtown Mpls., Minnetonka
The couple behind a popular Eat Street restaurant are gearing up to launch the Copper Cow and Gray Fox Coffee & Wine Bar.
Home & Garden
A downtown Minneapolis condo gets a design refresh
After downsizing and moving downtown, a couple put their design stamp on a "basic-builder" condo.
Stage & Arts
Minnesota's biggest arts prize goes to a photographer who chronicles urban life
McKnight winner Wing Young Huie builds community, through his lens and in real life.
Inspired
Problem Solver: What really works to combat homelessness?
Rick Klun of Duluth, executive director of the Center City Housing Corporation, says it's everyone's job to ensure that all our neighbors enjoy the dignity of a dwelling to call home.
Local
Zephyr Theatre aims to turn Stillwater train depot into performing arts destination
Zephyr Theatre hopes to turn Stillwater hub into regional performing arts center.
Variety
Kristin Wilke Detailleur, veteran Twin Cities stage manager and props designer from St. Paul, dies
Detailleur was a longtime stage manager and prop master for theaters throughout the Twin Cities, a theater veteran who loved working behind the scenes on local productions of shows ranging from "God of Carnage" to "Tony 'n' Tina's Wedding."
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