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Events
May 15
New self-help book gives a fresh perspective on age-old problems.
May 16
Are you European and living in Minnesota? Join the EuroConnect for a night of serious networking and serious fun.
Goodman reads from his latest book, Twelfth & Race
May 17
Join us and the MIA for this month's Third Thursday featuring Summit Brewing Co. and Northern Brewer.
It all starts with the first mile.
A fun-filled and bizarre cabaret about the ups and downs of stardom
May 18
During Art A Whirl, stop into Leg Up Studio and pick a piece Off The Wall.
From the Magazine
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Chris Willcox talks about her May commission, “The Clearing,” her inspirations, and how the smear of paint can explain a feeling
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Local bodybuilders are redefining the female form
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The National Marrow Donor Program might not get as much attention as some other cancer-fighting causes, but it’s just as laudable
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Is green no longer the new black? Some local eco-fashion forerunners are working to change the landscape for shoppers
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Arrow comes to the North Loop, Jonathan Adler takes Uptown, and Que Sera moves into the Galleria
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The latest collaboration between writer Brad Zellar and photographer Alec Soth delves into what makes men retreat from society—and leaves readers wondering whom the book is actually about.

Todd Smith / Spazz Dad
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Columnist Todd Smith on how one band, The Black Keys, came to reflect life's milestones05/16/2012
Faith Christine / Ivey Awards
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"Deal! The Musical" treats familiar stories in an unfamiliar way05/10/2012
Mecca Bos / Will Work for Food
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Food editor Mecca Bos on what a diner should do when presented with the inevitable bad meal05/10/2012
Kate O'Reilly / On Living Modern Life Well
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Kate O'Reilly on why Klout scores shouldn't matter05/09/2012
Mo Perry / Mo Perry’s Word Circus
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Columnist Mo Perry on why administrative professionals deserve their due, but don’t often get it04/25/2012
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metromag: Review and photos from the @theblackkeys show at the @targetcentermn: http://t.co/22d5Ef0B
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10/03/2011 - 8:13am
METRO 100: Good
METRO's look at all things good (and a few things that aren't) in the Twin Cities.
04/12/2011 - 8:00am
Sean Daley: Working Man
With a new album, tour and baby, this hip-hop working man is up for a performance review.
09/01/2011 - 4:51pm
The Top Ten Neighborhoods in Minneapolis
Downtown West, Loring Park top our list of Minneapolis 'hoods
12/30/2010 - 12:18pm
The Best of 2010, According to METRO - and You
What was great in fashion, theater, food, music and pop culture.
01/04/2011 - 4:33pm
Upcoming Twin Cities Fashion Events
Four excuses to get all dolled up (in the warmest way possible) this winter.
12/30/2010 - 4:11pm
The Twin Cities' Best-Kept Shopping Secrets of 2010
Off-the-beaten-path neighborhoods in which to partake in some seriously good shopping.
03/23/2011 - 10:39pm
Henry Rollins: 50 Years Old, '80 Percent Bastard'
The hardworking musician, actor, author and self-proclaimed nature geek on how he staves off working for minimum wage, Iggy Pop and why evolving sometimes feels 'like ripping a molar out.'
















