Inspired
28-year old's mission is to meet 10,000 people, one at a time, over next 10 years
This self-described, full-blown extrovert is on a mission to make friends. The process is one he loves so much that he's turned it into a full-time job.
Home & Garden
Home & Garden
What to look for in water-saving showerheads
A variety of features are available with rain showerheads.
Home & Garden
Variety
Piano star André Watts won't play Minnesota Orchestra's opening concerts
Finnish pianist Juho Pohjonen will replace him as the featured soloist for the Sept. 19, 20 and 21 shows.
Stage & Arts
Minneapolis dance company Rhythmically Speaking kicks it up a notch
REVIEW: Guest choreographers add dimension in a strong showcase for the company's ensemble.
Eat & Drink
The 5 best foods our restaurant critic ate in the Twin Cities this week
From a new modern Mexican restaurant in south Minneapolis to a fixation with tomatoes, here are the highlights of a week of dining for critic Rick Nelson.
Duluth
Duluth concert aims to drum up support for campaign to stop Twin Metals mine
Music festival highlights ongoing tensions over mining in Minnesota.
Books
Review: 'Turbulence,' by David Szalay
FICTION: These loosely linked stories follow 12 travelers as they face various traumas.
Books
Review: 'Socialist Realism,' by Trisha Low
NONFICTION: Essay explores everything from contemporary art to underground movements to history of modern Singapore.
Books
Review: 'Machine,' by Susan Steinberg
FICTION: Lyrical and eccentric, "Machine" presents a dark and gripping coming-of-age tale in a daring and indelible format.
Books
Review: 'Nights in White Castle,' by Steve Rushin
NONFICTION: Steve Rushin's second memoir traces his story from his high school hangout at 96th and Lyndale to Sports Illustrated.
Books
Review: 'A Good Provider Is One Who Leaves,' by Jason DeParle
NONFICTION: A reporter goes deep into one family's story of migration and struggle.
Eat & Drink
Relish summer at these 4 Twin Cities outdoor dining oases
Looking to make the most of summer with a spot to dine al fresco? Here are four great spots with great food.
Stage & Arts
Minneapolis world premiere plays off 'Crazy Rich Asians,' views rom-coms through a biracial lens
Theater Mu's dark comedy says being biracial makes the dating puzzle even more puzzling.
Variety
Now in its 50th year, the Giant Slide earns its status as an iconic staple of State Fair
The Giant Slide, with its simple design and bright yellow color, has earned its status as an iconic staple of the Minnesota State Fair.
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