Basements Best: “1st Bath” a baptism in the name of pop music
For a debut album, Avid Dancer’s “1st Bath” plays more like a confident string of hits from a “best of” collection than a document…
Read Nowby Stephen Anderson | Apr 16, 2015
For a debut album, Avid Dancer’s “1st Bath” plays more like a confident string of hits from a “best of” collection than a document…
Read Nowby Kayla Culver | Apr 16, 2015
KNDS Block Party takes place on April 25
Read Nowby HPR Contributor | Apr 16, 2015
Earth Day Entertainment: Fargo Theatre screens ‘Cowspiracy’
Read Nowby Greg Carlson | Apr 15, 2015
Myroslav Slaboshpytskiy engineers a jaw-dropping feature debut in “The Tribe" ...
Read Nowby Christopher P. Jacobs | Apr 15, 2015
Jean-Luc Godard, one of the pioneers of the French New Wave filmmaking movement in the late 1950s and early 1960s, is now in his…
Read Nowby HPR Contributor | Apr 15, 2015
A public, all-ages art show is happening at a private, warehouse-type indoor skate park this Saturday. It’s called the Hawk’s Nest Freak Out.
Read Nowby Stephen Anderson | Apr 10, 2015
In the music biz, there’s an understandable element of danger in a visionary hard left turn.
Read Nowby Jack Dura | Apr 8, 2015
Spring brings another play into full bloom at downtown Fargo’s Theatre B next week – Christopher Durang’s “Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike,”…
Read Nowby Greg Carlson | Apr 8, 2015
Gabe Polsky’s “Red Army” skates by as swiftly and forcefully as the larger-than-life hockey personalities it closely examines.
Read Nowby Christopher P. Jacobs | Apr 8, 2015
A recently-restored version of a beloved science-fiction classic came out on Blu-ray last month from Twilight Time in a limited release of 5,000 units.
Read Nowby Diane Miller | Apr 8, 2015
Pump up the outdoor jams, festival season is coming. We’ve compiled a list of the best music festivals within reasonable driving distance from Fargo.
Read Nowby Greg Carlson | Apr 3, 2015
Gender, class, marriage and parenthood receive a good working over in Ruben Östlund’s hilarious “Force Majeure,” a gorgeously photographed dream/nightmare vacat
Read Nowby Stephen Anderson | Apr 2, 2015
From the dawn of drum machines and samplers to the neat grids of GarageBand and ProTools, the creative process for solo musicians has been…
Read Nowby Jack Dura | Apr 1, 2015
‘Daughter of the Regiment’ sees its regional debut For the Fargo-Moorhead Opera, the 2014 to 2015 season has seen new things all over. From…
Read Nowby Chris Hennen | Apr 1, 2015
Film documents a white supremacist’s attempt to take over a small North Dakota town
Read Nowby Christopher P. Jacobs | Apr 1, 2015
Fictionalized Civil War drama is entertaining feminist western
Read Nowby Taylor Blumer | Apr 1, 2015
In Phil Klay’s short story “War Stories,” a former Marine muses “I’m tired of telling war stories.” Although said in a numbly serious manner,…
Read Nowby Chris Hennen | Mar 25, 2015
Annual festival still provides many memorable moments
Read Nowby Stephen Anderson | Mar 25, 2015
Basement’s Best Jesso simply swoons on “Goon”
Read Nowby Greg Carlson | Mar 25, 2015
Watching You: ‘Citizenfour’ shares real-life terror
Read Nowby Christopher P. Jacobs | Mar 25, 2015
Final Cinefest features rare and classic films
Read Nowby Diane Miller | Mar 18, 2015
Folk singer will release “Trouble” on March 28 at Ecce
Read Nowby HPR Contributor | Mar 18, 2015
The 46th Annual UND Writers Conference, “The Other Half,” will take place March 25-27, 2015 at the Memorial Union on UND’s campus in Grand…
Read Nowby HPR Contributor | Mar 18, 2015
Q&A with Bonnie Jo Campbell By Sara Dupree Bonnie Jo Campbell is one of the featured writers at the 2015 University of North Dakota…
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