Fleischer Gets the Gang Back Together for ‘Zombieland: Double Tap’
Ten years later, Ruben Fleischer returns to the apocalyptic landscape of his funny, fresh, and winning feature debut “Zombieland,” but the “Double Tap” fails…
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Literary scholar retraces route of famous author
“There it is! Ellendale!”
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A Good Habitual is Hard to Break
Fargo is home to a wide array of talented bands across various subgenres of metal, as any local metalhead can attest. One thing the…
Read NowHorns a’plenty: Moon Hooch lights up the Aquarium
By Michael [email protected] “Every moment is a special moment… if you pay attention to it.” Wenzl McGowen stated over the tinny speaker of a…
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31 drawings in 31 days
Local artists accept the Inktober challenge
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A chance to get together and celebrate all things spooky
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Razor sharp theatre
Theatre is something that takes a lot of work from a lot of people. This is something that is easy to forget while watching…
Read NowJulia Hart Powers Up with ‘Fast Color’
Julia Hart’s “Fast Color” moved quickly and too quietly from South by Southwest debut to skinny theatrical engagements via Lionsgate’s “Codeblack home” video. Several…
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The Price is right
Vincent Price was a man of many hats. Known to many for his film and television career best known for portraying an array of…
Read Now10 years of vinyl
Fargo Record fair celebrates a milestone
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Animators Tiernan and Vernon Pay a Call on “The Addams Family”
Admirers of previous television and film incarnations of Charles Addams’ legendary collection of macabre icons have another variation to contemplate, but the computer-animated feature…
Read NowA Renaissance Mallman breaks into writing
Minneapolis-based musician Mark Mallman is extremely prolific. Since his stint with short-lived band The Odd in 1998, he has released eight full-length studio albums,…
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Lynn Shelton Goes South in ‘Sword of Trust’
Birmingham, Alabama-set “Sword of Trust” is filmmaker Lynn Shelton’s first feature to be located outside the Pacific Northwest, and the change of scenery results…
Read NowThe power of yes: Carrie Wintersteen
“No one moves to Fargo to become a professional actor,” she said, but after starting Theatre B with her husband and a core ensemble…
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Joanna Hogg Directs a Dazzling Honor Swinton Byrne in ‘The Souvenir’
A carefully crafted and intensely observant fictionalization of writer-director Joanna Hogg’s experiences once upon a time in film school in the early 1980s, “The…
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ND Art For Life activities boost elders’ health, well-being
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Life, Love, and Art at Funhouse Press
Shared passions can lead to lifelong partnerships, and that is certainly the case for Cameron Peterson and Annette “Nettie” DuBord. The two are not…
Read NowIntrigue behind a Sitting Bull Painting: The little know story of artist Caroline Weldon
By Kim Jondahl Sometimes the curious, behind-the-scenes stories of museum artifacts are as intriguing as the actual pieces. In the little-known story of a…
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Becoming unhinged in Fergus Falls
Finding inspiration through the Hinge Arts Residency program
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Fargo-Moorhead Visual Artists Studio Crawl
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Rethink Dance Film Festival
For the second year, the Rethink Dance Film Festival is coming to Fargo, a collaboration of The Human Family and the Rethink Dance Company.…
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Arthouse sensibilities converge with a major star (having a major year) and elite visual effects in James Gray’s “Ad Astra,” a movie poised to…
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Hear our voice!
LGBT Film Festival enters its 11th year
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FFFF celebrates 17th year
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