“Truth or Dare” Tries to Scare Up More Blumhouse Magic
Leveraging whatever name-brand clout it might carry with the target demographic, “Blumhouse’s Truth or Dare” — the onscreen title for the pre and post-credit…
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This is what happens when you find a “Stranger in the Alps”
by Sabrina Hornung | Apr 18, 2018
Phoebe Bridgers is a force. Her debut album “Stranger in the Alps” is soft, but mighty, it’s honest and it’s personal, her voice haunting,…
Read NowA very grand finale for the 2017-2018 season
by John Showalter | Apr 11, 2018
This uncharacteristically cold and snowy April signals the close of another exciting season of the Fargo-Moorhead Symphony Orchestra’s Sanford “Masterworks” series with “A Very…
Read NowGo big or go home: Margo Price
by Sabrina Hornung | Apr 11, 2018
It would be fair to say that Margo Price is an all-American girl. She’s a mother, a midwest farmer’s daughter, and a self-made musician…
Read Now“It’s cold but things grow”: Boreal Gardens
by Sabrina Hornung | Apr 4, 2018
When asked how they would describe their sound the Bismarck-based seven-piece Americana band, Boreal Gardens, replied, “We have many different influences, but we can…
Read NowAnderson Comments on Resistance in Controversial “Isle of Dogs”
by Greg Carlson | Apr 4, 2018
Wes Anderson returns to animation with “Isle of Dogs,” a showcase of expectedly eye-popping production design and art direction that partially obscures a pricklier,…
Read NowBurlesque of North America: a taste of the Twin Cities in the Music City
by Sabrina Hornung | Mar 28, 2018
There are so many cool places to be in Austin during the South by Southwest Festival — like the Flatstock Market, which displays the…
Read NowPulling the emotion out
by HPR Contributor | Mar 28, 2018
Patrick Patterson of Lord Buffalo on creating a soundtrack
Read NowMSUM sure plays a mean pinball
by John Showalter | Mar 28, 2018
It’s probably safe to say that most people have heard of The Who, one of those bands that, like The Beatles or The Rolling…
Read Now“Sometimes nostalgic, sometimes sad, sometimes happy and excited about the future.”
by Chris Larson | Mar 28, 2018
I was a bit taken back by drummer Corey Krueger’s heartfelt and honest response when I asked him how he feels when he listens…
Read NowA little bit country, a little bit rock ‘n’ roll
by Sabrina Hornung | Mar 28, 2018
Knoxville, Tennessee-based violinist Evie Andrus has played the violin for most of her life, in fact she and her brother Wild Hands bassist Joe…
Read NowKay Ornberg; ‘The Human Figure and My Rural Surroundings’
by Hee Han | Mar 28, 2018
“With the human figure, it would be capturing the figure with a medium (watercolor) that is very difficult to control,” Kay Ornberg said. “The…
Read Now“You Were Never Really Here”: Ramsay and Phoenix team for instant cult classic
by Greg Carlson | Mar 28, 2018
Only Lynne Ramsay knows the details behind her departures on a couple of movies, but we have been fully rewarded by her picky, methodical…
Read NowDanielle Teigen: ‘Hidden History of Fargo’ presentation
by Sarah Nour | Mar 21, 2018
On Tuesday the 27th, local author and journalist Danielle Teigen will give a presentation at Fargo Public Library on her book, “Hidden History of…
Read NowGet away from the cold with FM Symphony Orchestra
by John Showalter | Mar 14, 2018
In Fargo, we are certainly used to long, cold winters, but that doesn’t make us any less anxious for them to end with each…
Read Now‘Sami Blood’ named best narrative feature at FFF18
by Greg Carlson | Mar 14, 2018
A captivating lead performance by Lene Cecilia Sparrok anchors the stout and handsome “Sami Blood,” winner of the award for Best Narrative Feature at…
Read Now‘Seeing Allred’: Sundance doc on iconic attorney now on Netflix
by Greg Carlson | Mar 7, 2018
Iconic feminist and women’s rights attorney Gloria Allred is the subject of Sophie Sartain and Roberta Grossman’s “Seeing Allred,” now on Netflix Instant Watch…
Read NowHoller House and Technician: new split 10-inch
by HPR Contributor | Feb 28, 2018
By Ben Rheault [email protected] Holler House are back with a new split 10” on Jetsam-Flotsam Records, with fellow Minneapolis band Technician. The band is…
Read Now‘Annihilation’: Garland steps inside the Shimmer
by Greg Carlson | Feb 28, 2018
Considerably less accessible than his directorial debut “Ex Machina,” veteran writer Alex Garland’s “Annihilation” very loosely adapts Jeff VanderMeer’s novel into a demanding thought…
Read NowCultivating songs and stories with Josh Ritter
by HPR Contributor | Feb 28, 2018
By Howard [email protected] Josh Ritter says songs are like hiccups. He’ll be doing something mundane and a tune will pop into his head involuntarily,…
Read NowNew Direction Fest 7
by HPR Contributor | Feb 21, 2018
The New Direction had no shows booked in January 2012 so one of our co-founders, Charley Wang, decided to put together the First New…
Read NowWho we are and where we come from: Fargo-Moorhead’s art masters
by John Showalter | Feb 21, 2018
Last ten days: exhibit closes March 4
Read NowWild Hands: ‘Growing Like a Weed’: a feast for the ears, eyes and soul
by Sabrina Hornung | Feb 21, 2018
“There is one all-around theme to the record, but each record has its own individual idea, mostly that going back and forth of finding…
Read NowOscar-nominated ‘On Body and Soul’ streaming on Netflix
by Greg Carlson | Feb 21, 2018
Hungarian filmmaker Ildiko Enyedi, whose 1989 debut “My Twentieth Century” won the Camera d’Or at the Cannes Film Festival, achieved another career highlight recently…
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