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L’étoile presents our annual Art-A-Whirl edition of the Weekend What’s What! It’s your guide to the best live music, food trucks, shopping, and yes, ART this weekend in Northeast.
In this week’s The Culturator, Juleana Enright highlights a benefit show supporting indie art venue, Madame, that’s part delicious pop-up restaurant, part eye-catching performance/installation art showcase.
This week in String Theory, Beth Hammarlund breaks down the Marie Antoinette-goes-to-a-rave-inspired Chanel Cruise Collection.
This week in l’étoile’s Guide to Sales and Shopping, celebrate Art-a-Whirl with artsy shopping events, and check out a trunk show from Italian line Les Copains.
Jon Hunt reviews a passel of new local records, including Dylan Hicks’ concept album “…Sings Bolling Green” and the latest by psych-dronesters the Flavor Crystals.
Local photographer Corey Tenold uses his girlfriend Ashlee Walker as a muse for his latest editorial, styled by I AM MPLS’ Sarah Edwards and Davee Ek.
This week in the Niles Notes, Niles Schwartz offers up capsule reviews of “God Bless America”; Hitchcock’s “Frenzy”; “The Fantastic Mr. Fox” and “Coraline”; and Tim Burton’s “Dark Shadows.”
Last weekend, Rob Callahan took in a Dylan Hicks reading and spotlights the long-dormant Twin Cities fixture’s new novel and album.
In this week’s Rogue Epicurean, Anthony Enright helps you select your summer reading with recommendations on can’t miss books from 2011.
New contributor Alexandra Katz reviews Friday’s stylish breast cancer benefit the Pink Carpet Event, which featured locally-designed frocks from Emma Berg, Max Lohrbach & more:
Chelsea Streich reviews Saturday’s St. Kate’s Katwalk fashion show celebrating fashion and all things eco-friendly.
This week’s Uploaded Photos shared scenes from MayDay, the Decentralized Dance Party, and shows by Rammstein, St. Vincent, and Big Freedia.
Hello and welcome to Weekend Twitterings! This time we talk about cats, Dutch hospitals, wild squirrels and much more!
This week in Crush with Eyeliner, Beth Hammarlund eulogizes legendary hairstylist Vidal Sassoon, who died earlier this week.
Chelsea Streich gets the scoop from several local designers that will be featuring custom pink pieces at tonight’s Pink Carpet Event benefiting the Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure.
This weekend, celebrate masters Dali and Godard on the stage and the screen, and get your booty bouncing with Big Freedia and the buzzed-about Girls Got Rhythm fest.
Beth Hammarlund recaps last weekend’s Met Gala fashions, from Schiaparelli-inspired metallics, bright oranges and yellows, and Prada, Prada, Prada.
In this week’s The Culturator, Juleana Enright jumps inside the screens of Thursday’s multi-media music event “Permanent Collection” at the Sound Gallery.
What surer sign of spring is there than spotting Scott Seekins in white? The Minneapolis art figure and man-about-town will mark his annual wardrobe change from black to white with his annual “White Knight” party.
Jon Hunt showcases eight unbelievably great Minnesota records you need to hear (and probably haven’t) from before the heyday of the Replacements.
This week in l’étoile’s Guide to Sales and Shopping, find Mother’s Day shopping and get the scoop on this weekend’s Pink Carpet Event, St. Kate’s Katwalk & more:
Dapper, urban and eclectic men’s fashions were on display at the “It’s a Man’s World” fashion show Saturday night at the Loring Park Forum.
Over the weekend, Rob Callahan partied with a bunch of local lit geeks at Coffee House Press’ annual Biblio Bash, where he ate, drank, and talked shop.
In this week’s The Rogue Epicurean Anthony Enright clues you in to the underground dining scene with the monthly event Clandesdine, and it may just reaffirm your faith in humanity.
This week in The Niles Notes, Niles Schwartz reviews “The Avengers,” spotlights the H.P. Lovecraft series at the Trylon and reviews a special screening of “The Fly.”
Summer’s almost here, so our beauty guru Beth Hammarlund shows you chic ways to keep your head cool.
In this week’s The Culturator, Juleana Enright chats with local artists about their artist residency at a condemned house in North Minneapolis where the phrase “this message will be destroyed after viewing” is not an elaboration.
A new editorial from photographer Sara Kiesling highlights spring wares with a 1950s flair from Lula Vintage Wear.
This weekend, the Twin Cities packs three celebrations into one – Cinco de Mayo, MayDay and the Kentucky Derby – plus take in art openings at Future Presence, Rosalux and more.
Rob Callahan delves into the world of steampunk with two new neo-Victorian plays from Hardcover Theater and English Scrimshaw Theatrical Novelties.
