Arts and Culture

Stephanie Curtis and Euan kerr have a meeting of their film obsessed minds on "What Maisie Knew," and "Frances Ha" and "Hangover Part 3"

Bob Dylan turned 72 this week, and the Iron Range town of Hibbing is again celebrating its most famous son this weekend.

The Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra today released details of its 2013-2014 season, which includes six world premiers, a centennial celebration of the work of Benjamin Britten, a survey of Beethoven's "heroic" period and an abundance of Baroque work.

The directorial team behind the indie hit "Bee Season" and "The Deep End" return with an updated version of the Henry James satire on bad parenting. Scott McGehee and David Siegel co-direct a number of films. For the critically acclaimed adaptation they have not only succeeded in telling a very modern story, they may have unearthed a new child star.

Noah Baumbach makes a feel-good movie

Kevin Powers discusses his new book and how writing it helped him process and cope with his time in the Middle East.

"Iron Man 3" and "Star Trek: Into Darkness" are doing well at the box office, but the prevalence of big-budget mayhem flicks may be a detriment to the rest of the industry.

Her new book takes readers on a tour of the alimentary canal, answering uncomfortable questions along the way.

The Walker Art Center unveiled its Music & Movies 2013 lineup this afternoon, which will once again feature a handful of Minnesota acts warming up for free movie screenings Monday evenings in July and August.

The company revealed the Xbox One, its next-generation entertainment console, during a presentation Tuesday at its headquarters in Redmond, Wash.