Comedian Chloe Radcliffe stood on a St. Paul rooftop last Friday, yelling about her unrequited crushes. “Why won't you notice me?” she yelled, a few floors up from Black Coffee and Waffle Bar at the crossroads of Cretin and Marshall…
Indie Night Film Festival, the acclaimed independent film showcase founded by Black Hollywood Whisperer Dave Brown, brought its 2026 Fall Tour to Brooklyn on Oct. 22 at Alamo Drafthouse Cinema in Downtown Brooklyn. It was an evening that screened four short films,…
EAU CLAIRE, Wis. (WEAU) - WEAU’s Maddy at the Movies is sharing her full recap of what she saw for this year’s Brooklyn Horror Film Festival. Check out her reviews below! In “Erie,” siblings Stella and Oscar are trying to connect…
Unlabeled Theatre Company usually fills the basement of St. Peter’s Church in Edina with musical rehearsals. This time, the company is preparing for a drama. The tiny Twin Cities-based theater company is rehearsing for what will be the U.S. premiere…
Trust Me, I Watch Everything Yahoo 100: Top Movies Mindy McKnight is speaking out after her daughter Brooklyn's pregnancy announcement, prompting internet users to express sympathy for her twin Bailey Bailey has previously shared how infertility felt especially isolating alongside her…
The Twin Cities Film Fest has been bringing together independent cinema from across the country for well over a decade. This year’s festival, running from Oct. 15 to Oct. 24, is offering 10 days of film fun through a blend of award-season contenders…
“The Social Reckoning” opened to a disappointing $8.5 million worldwide on Oct. 9, giving the film a rough start on an estimated $30-42 million production budget, with mixed reviews peppering headlines and forums across the internet. The film tracks Haugen’s journey into congressional…
October 7, 2026 / 6:50 PM CDT / CBS Minnesota A new 25-minute film follows Minneapolis residents who tracked Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents and helped protect their neighbors during Operation Metro Surge. Filmmaker Rachel Mueller said documenting what was happening in her own community…
For more than 90 years, Farrell’s has been more than a bar—it has been a piece of Brooklyn history. As longtime Brooklyn establishments continue to disappear, a new documentary about Farrell’s is nearing completion, and its filmmakers are asking Brooklynites…
The Heights Theater has survived Prohibition, the Great Depression, World War II and COVID-19. Now, as it turns 100, the Columbia Heights movie house is celebrating with a week of events, and film offerings from every decade it’s been in operation.
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