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Tuesday
May 21, 2013

Art

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Old-fashioned tobacconists face an uncertain future as the world fights cigarettes and Swisher Sweets.
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Thu, 02/09/2012
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Stogies on Grand (961 Grand Ave., St. Paul) and Lewis Pipes and Tobacco (527 Marquette Ave., Minneapolis) evoke completely different feelings upon entrance.

Stogies’ quaint Grand Avenue storefront leads into a labyrinthine store filled with laughter and smoke, while Lewis’ massive skyscraper hat sits over a clean one-room shop. The men who own these stores, on the other hand, look quite similar — tall, broad and worried around the eyes.

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Old-fashioned tobacconists face an uncertain future as the world fights cigarettes and Swisher Sweets.
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The World’s Toughest Rodeo brings the best in no-fringes, no-holds-barred entertainment to the Xcel Energy Center tonight and tomorrow.
Publish Date: 
Fri, 02/03/2012
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What:The World’s Toughest Rodeo

Where:Xcel Energy Center, 199 West Kellogg Boulevard
Saint Paul

When: Friday February 3, 7:30 p.m.

Saturday, February 4, 7:30 p.m.

Tickets: $17-$80

Anthony Lucia’s round face comes alive in peaks and valleys as he whirls a blurred rope up and down around his body. This “Texas Tornado” is one of his classic rope tricks, and even the old rodeo hands stop to watch as Lucia twists the lariat in spirals faster than any eye could see.

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The World’s Toughest Rodeo brings the best in no-fringes, no-holds-barred entertainment to the Xcel Energy Center tonight and tomorrow.
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A new exhibit at the Mpls Photo Center let’s you poke through a professional photographer’s iPhone
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Thu, 02/02/2012
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What: Layne Kennedy: The Art of the iPhone

Where: Mpls Photo Center, 2400 N. Second St.

When: Now through Feb. 26

Cost: Free

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A new exhibit at the Mpls Photo Center let’s you poke through a professional photographer’s iPhone
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“Brenda, My Darling” is more than the trail left by randy pen pals – it’s a poetic portrait of undying sexual and intellectual infatuation.
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Thu, 02/02/2012
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Northeast art show focuses on humor and fun.
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Thu, 02/02/2012
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What: Juicy Steak Moustache

When: 12-4 p.m., Saturdays until March 10

Where: Northrup King Building, Studio 395, 1500 Jackson St. NE

Cost: Free

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Every night at the library is a party. But tonight, it’s official.
Publish Date: 
Thu, 02/02/2012
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What: Book It: The Party. Moderated by Jeff Kamin, performance by Murzik.

When: Trivia at 7:05 p.m., music at ’:”5 p.m., Thursday

Where: James J. Hill Reference Library,
80 W. Fourth St. W., St. Paul

Cost: $15 for non-members, $10 for members

Arthur taught cartoon fans a valuable lesson about library cards back in '98 Having fun isn't hard when you've got one.

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In which A&E has a few words for the haters and then shares some ideas for the non-haters.
Publish Date: 
Tue, 01/31/2012
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Haters will invari­ably hate. That’s the cardinal r ule of the Internet, and it’s been proven time and time again. Haters have been tweaking out about ev­ery Internet change since Netscape Navigator shut down.

With Facebook’s new Timeline format thrust upon the masses, the file cabinet where I keep my “Haters Gonna Hate” evi­dence is stuffed to burst­ing. Can’t even shut the drawers.

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Gabrielle Hamilton’s “Blood, Bones, and Butter” is half Anthony Bourdain, half Tiger Mom, and a satisfyingly full meal for any fan of food writing.
Publish Date: 
Mon, 01/30/2012
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Do not, under any circumstances, read "Blood, Bones, and Butter" while you are hungry. Gabrielle Hamilton's food descriptions can be so luscious and vivid that you will feel compelled to devour anything edible in front of you regardless of age or species (including, but no limited to, sleeping roommates and week-old scrambled eggs). Make sure you have munchies nearby to satisfy your raging palate, then get comfortable and dig in.

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Gabrielle Hamilton’s “Blood, Bones, and Butter” is half Anthony Bourdain, half Tiger Mom, and a satisfyingly full meal for any fan of food writing.
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Saintly City Cat Club hosts annual show in St. Paul
Publish Date: 
Thu, 01/26/2012
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What: 36th Annual Championship and Household Pet Cat Show

Where: Exhibition Hall at the River Centre, 75 W. Kellogg Blvd., St. Paul

When: Jan. 28-29

Cost: $4 for adults, $3 for children and seniors

YouTube, if you are doing YouTube right, is basically a giant cat show. But any cat can be cute while wearing mittens and sitting in teacups from the comfort of its own home.

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Saintly City Cat Club hosts annual show in St. Paul.
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Intermedia Arts’ latest exhibit turns its focus on Iraqi women, but not in the way you’d expect.
Publish Date: 
Thu, 01/26/2012
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What: “Not About Bombs”

Where: Intermedia Arts, 2822 S. Lyndale Ave., Minneapolis

When: Jan. 31 through March 3

Cost: $3 suggested donation

The Western media is rampant with preconceived notions about women in the Middle East. In an unfortunate display of ethnocentrism, it seems to have trouble getting past hijabs and veils. Women are depicted as subservient and oppressed, and the conversation doesn’t go much further.

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Intermedia Arts’ latest exhibit turns its focus on Iraqi women, but not in the way you’d expect.
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