Arts and Culture

The St. Paul Pioneer Press reports removing the sculpture from its marble base would have required special tools. DNA samples were collected at the scene.

A few slang words have staying power, but most have been tossed in the trash bin of popular culture.

Journalist Asne Seierstad's new book retells the story of Norway's Anders Breivik, from his troubled, violent childhood to his 2011 killing spree.

Listen to the Quia Dab Neeg Film Festival director preview the event.

Caroll Henderson, lifelong birder and a 42-year veteran of the DNR, discusses the over 400 species of birds that have been spotted in Minnesota.

Preparing to step down as director of the Guthrie Theater, Joe Dowling discussed his craft and his view of Twin Cities audiences.

When Miller was 17 he stole a guitar, but turned himself in the next day. To avoid jail, he joined the Army and was sent to Korea. After that, he went to Nashville, Tenn., and became a singing bellhop.

This week Art Hounds take us to a concert in Bemidji, a Hmong film festival in St. Paul and an immersive theatrical performance of "Crime and Punishment" in Minneapolis.

"Me at the zoo" was uploaded April 23, 2005. The 18-second clip, which features one of the co-founders at the San Diego Zoo, has nearly 20 million views.

State Fair officials will decide by early to mid-summer whether to cancel the exhibition this year amid fears that bringing exhibition birds together in one location could further spread the virus.