Ford Hunts for “Nocturnal Animals”
Partially avoiding the sophomore slump, renaissance man Tom Ford’s “Nocturnal Animals” is less rewarding and accomplished than “A Single Man.” Adapted by the director…
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Americana dreams and the Cowboy Prince
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Mixing it up
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These classics may be fun to revisit, but it’s also fun to watch or re-watch films that can provide entertaining escapism any time of…
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Poetry Rag provides a voice for writers
Since October, a monthly journal known as “The Poetry Rag” has been circulating throughout Fargo, Moorhead, and Grand Forks. It can be found in…
Read NowDowntown gentrification: the good, the bad, and the unaffordable
“The practice of landlords increasing rents because adjacent buildings have increased in value is inescapable and normal.” -Rob Harshberger, Deputy Assessor
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You think you have problems?
Hayden Swanson on #MillenialProbs
Read NowFrom the page to the stage: “Slice of Life” at Theatre B
A new play by Wisconsin-based James Devita (“A Winsome Murder,” “Silenced”) is currently being performed by Fargo’s Theatre B in their temporary home, The…
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Being Darth Vader: “I Am Your Father” peers behind Prowse’s mask
I Am Your Father” is currently available on Netflix instant watch.
Read NowSpanish director’s black comedy masterpiece
It’s an amusing portrait of working-class life with man and his family attempting to forge a better life and maintain their personal sense of…
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Fargo Moorhead Gay Men’s Chorus: holiday concert and then…New York City!
IF YOU GO “I Heard the Bells,” Fargo Moorhead Gay Men’s Choir Concert Sunday, December 11, 2pm Sanctuary Events Center
Read NowComedy legends with limited Blu-ray exposure
“The Three Stooges Triple Feature” from Mill Creek spotlights two entertaining but rarely-seen musicals.
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Big Sky stories: Reichardt’s “Certain Women”
“Certain Women,” shares the quiet fortunes and misfortunes of three protagonists and the friends, family, and strangers in orbit around them.
Read NowA white Christmas in more ways than one
As anyone who has lived in Fargo for any period of time knows, we are at precious little risk of not having the proverbial…
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An actor’s struggle and a woman’s sacrifice
His films frequently focused on the plight of women, with a strong female character forced to endure oppression or domination by the male-oriented society.
Read NowHonky tonk hero
Jeremiah James to play at Junkyard Brewery
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Make room for lost arts at Make Room
Gallery to conduct Lost Arts Workshop Series
Read NowDiversity shines in Facebook project “The World in F-M”
Launched in September, 2016, the project is a social media-based collaborative effort, first envisioned by Meg Luther Lindholm.
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Jenkins Makes Magic in the “Moonlight”
Inspired by Tarell Alvin McRaney’s “In Moonlight Black Boys Look Blue,” Jenkins shares the story of a young man growing through adolescence to adulthood.
Read NowWhat is acceptable comedy?
You may wonder about the title. Whenever we hear someone’s opinion I think it is important to know a little about them. We all…
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Family-friendly Blu-ray Castle movies for the holidays
“13 Ghosts” (1960) and “13 Frightened Girls!” (1963) reviewed by Christopher P. Jacobs.
Read NowBold rock & blues: Bolder Shades of Blue at Speck’s Bar
HPR was able to go more in depth with lead vocalist Tamara Dallmann and lead guitarist Ken Gilbertson, in preparation for their Fargo debut.
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Talking in Circles: Villeneuve’s Close Encounter “Arrival”
WARNING: The following review reveals plot information. Read only if you have seen “Arrival.”
Read NowPunchgut and Jeff Knight: Wandering Ghost Gallery
One day only: pop-up art gallery at Drekker Brewery
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