Новости за 27.05.2016

Tampa Bay Lightning fans learned this week that NBC and the NHL prefer you watch the Stanley Cup playoffs at home instead of at a viewing party.

Free, public, Vikings tours of new stadium remain available.

There's a new trend where adults smash their faces into cakes like toddlers, so James Lileks was chosen to demonstrate.

If they won’t put down a rescue deposit, extreme athletes should test the limits at their own risk.

Guled Omar denies using financial aid money to allegedly finance his travel overseas to fight

The new Atlanta stadium slated to open in 2017 — with multiple tenants, including the Falcons as the primary one — generated some positive press last week with the announcement of reasonable prices for many food and drink items. Indeed, in comparisons to other arenas the prices are downright cheap. Per a news release, these prices will be in effect for all events at the stadium in 2017, including Falcons games: $2: Non-alcoholic beverage products with unlimited free refills; Dasani bottled water; hot dogs; pretzels; popcorn $3... Читать дальше...

The books are provided by First book, a nonprofit that gives books to low-income children.

Eighth graders at Hidden Oaks Middle School launched two high-altitude balloons into near-space to collect data and take photos.

This Iowa town is a hotbed for fans of musicals and Frank Lloyd Wright.

Minnetonka-based ShoreSox says it has an environmentally friendly way to stabilize shorelines of lakes and rivers.

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Timberwolves' Rookie of the Year Karl-Anthony Towns received 44 votes for the All-NBA honors, but just missed the cut for third team.

Construction project moves popular attraction to the museum's roof.

An intriguing photo show at the Minneapolis Institute of Art offers a fresh vantage point on some famous faces.

The Minneapolis city council passed a sick leave ordinance Friday morning that had been under discussion for more than a year.

Anthony Hopkins rekindles an old love affair with Shakespeare in “The Dresser,” co-starring Ian McKellen.

The once-a-week curd burger at this Lake Nokomis gem is well worth the six-day wait.

Did previous showbiz experience detract from the winner's stirring victory?

J Robinson’s scandal is bigger than Clem Haskins’ academic fraud

The Walker construction project moves popular attraction to the museum’s roof. James Lileks  takes his shot at playing the new course.

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Vikings tight end Kyle Rudolph has had a busy offseason. “It’s been great. Got married in February. Got twins on the way. So it’s been a productive offseason,” Rudolph said through a big smile at Wednesday’s organized team activity at Winter Park. Rudolph and his wife announced they were pregnant with twins before he threw out the first pitch at Monday’s Twins game. His offseason training has been just as productive with Rudolph healthy and in shape. “To end the year healthy and go into the offseason not starting with rehab... Читать дальше...