Front Page Article Archive
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by sotanLIFE
Many can be seen raising their beers aloft at his shows as if they were lighters during Free Bird at a Skynyrd concert.
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by Johnny Pohlmann
Have you ever had one of those conversations that you’ll remember for the rest of your life? (In Memoriam of Karl Pohlmann)
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by sotanLIFE
Valentine’s Day tests your abilities as a romantic, but your skills as a planner will be under the microscope as well.
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by sotanLIFE
Whether you have a special Valentine, or you’re Val-un-tied-down, stop by Blarney’s for an evening of entertainment.
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by Todd Wiersma
Stellar Vector could most easily be categorized as an electro/alternative band, but they blend several genres to achieve a sound that is all theirs.
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by sotanLIFE
Browse this weeks sotanLIFE photo gallery. (For past weeks photo's click ARTICLE below)
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by J. Neil Connelly
His lyrical content is powerfully present, as Common strives to move his audience with his words, not just his silky flow.
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by John Ehrmanntraut
We have a pool and a Pond; Matt Pond would be good for you.
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by Mike Sheehan
Mrs. Henderson Presents will be the most charming movie you will see this year.
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by Casey Garven
Putting a new spin on a classic tale without violating the integrity of the original is a difficult task, but Hoodwinked artfully achieves that goal.
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by Skylar Kangas
Jan. 27 - Pianos rarely appear in country, as they don't fit in the back of a pickup, but Phil Vassar deftly mixes ivory and twang for a sweet sound.
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by J. Neil Connelly
Jan. 21 - Camper Van Beethoven picked up right where they left off, like ten years were a mere ten-minute smoke break.
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by Cameron Ross
I went to Grandma’s Boy based on two facts, and several assumptions.
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by Louie
Hostel certainly made my, er, hair stand on end.
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by Amy Bohlman
Some say that tapas bars are a window into the Spanish soul; I say they are the doorway to a perfect evening with friends.
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by Casey Garven
Mel Brooks’ masterpiece translates as well to the silverscreen as easily as it did to the stage.
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by Mike Sheehan
Syriana is to the consumption, trade, and politics of oil what Soderbergh’s Traffic was to the consumption, trade, and politics of il
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by Louie
Heated debates rage over whether or not it is possible to remake the original into something better or even comparable.
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by Skylar Kangas
The inner struggles and the infinite confusion surrounding forbidden love explode onto the stage of Chanhassen Dinner Theatres’ West
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by Cameron Ross
The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe, seems to be both delightful and disappointing.
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by Erin Blake
Whether pouring the perfect pinot or uncorking a bottle of reserve riesling, these Twin Cities wine bars satisfy.
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by J. Neil Connelly
Not a smile; a DVD.
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by sotanLIFE
Opener Jan. 6 - Lacrosse is spreading faster than chicken-pox in a kindergarten classroom.
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by Amy Bohlman
Minnesota has just recently caught on to oxygen bars, which pump fresh oxygen into your system by a series of tubes, a healthy hookah if you will.
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by Erin Blake
Whether looking for rock n’ roll t-shirts or Rock and Republic jeans, these Twin Cities hidden gems can make your Christmas a little
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by Devin Kormanik
Dec. 30 - The 2005 Winter Waddle 5K isn’t a declaration of Sotans’ love for the non-kneed, but instead an out-and-ba
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by Devin Kormanik
Through Dec. 30 - An invasion of racy, hilarious, and provocative commercials is in full swing at the Walker Art Center.
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by sotanLIFE
The 27 Holiday Kickoff on December 4th at Escape Ultra Lounge was an effort to raise funds and awareness on behalf of the Greg Marzolf, Jr. Foundation
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by Erin Blake
Dec. 31 - A recreated living history museum, Murphy’s Landing allows Sotans to experience Minnesota life the way it was from the 1840
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by J. Neil Connelly
As the pressure to shed unsightly weight mounts, deciding which gym to join becomes increasingly more important.
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by Tore Evenson
With a paltry presence of parking lot parties, where does one go to get ready to celebrate?
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by Todd Wiersma
Dec. 22 - Catchpenny flourished under the weight of their own aspirations, exploding on the Sotan music scene in only their second year of existence.
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by Devin Kormanik
Part grocer, part grubbery, delis are the greatest hybrid since the Liger.
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by Erin Blake
Dec. 31 - Grab your most stylish mask, head out to Martini Blu and become a VIP in 2006.
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by J. Neil Connelly
Without venturing too far outside the Twin Cities, Sotans can walk amongst tall pines, select the ideal tree, bust out the saw, and cut.
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by J. Neil Connelly
BNW's latest production trods heavily over all things sacred, leaving the audience behind them in a wake of laughter.
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by Devin Kormanik
Through Dec. 31st - Step back into yesteryear for a holiday-themed tour of the Alexander Ramsey House.
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by Erin Blake
Dec. 31 - Sotans have the chance to ring in the New Year with their very own Prairie Home Companion, Garrison Keillor.
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by J. Neil Connelly
Dec. 31 - Entitled Gangsters and Glamour, you won’t find any gats at the Landmark center, but you will see plenty of gins and grins.
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by Devin Kormanik
Same Time, Next Year takes audiences through the scheduled bouts of infidelity two adults engaged in over a period of 25 years.
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by Matt Steichen
It takes two to tango, and if you ladies wanna dance, you must realize that men also have wants and needs.
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by Amy Bohlman
Restaurants ready to cater to kids are an ephemeral escape on days when you’d rather share a cell with Martha Stewart than cook like
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by The Sotan Chef
Duck Down: A post-mortem memoir of one duck's travels from pond to plate.
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by Amy Bohlman
If you are seeking ways to keep your stomachs and spirits from growing cold and bitter, here’s where to get soup-ed up this chili sea
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by Todd Wiersma
Their determination to differentiate themselves from cholk-a-block rock will ensure this band a spot in iPods everywhere.
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by Johnny Pohlmann
Thanks to their exuberance and sheer numerical superiority, college kids don’t visit a bar; they hold it hostage.
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by J. Neil Connelly
There are jukes all over the Twin Cities, but three of these beat-boxes are best suited to provide the soundtrack of our lives. Listen up.
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by Johnny Pohlmann
Ladies and gentlemen, grab the keys to the Beemer and be sure to call ahead, because these are the toughest tables to come by in the Twin Cities.
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by The Sotan Chef
Venison steaks, sausage, roasts, and hamburgers are tasty, but trite; amaze your hunting party with your culinary creativity.
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by Skylar Kangas
The Children's Theatre Company enchants audiences with a new perspective on the Disney classic, Aladdin.
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by Casey Garven
When we want to watch boxing, we order pay-per-view, but where do we go for the best burrito in the Twin Cities?
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by Tore Evenson
Are bouncers really malevolent, or are we just misunderstood?
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by Amy Bohlman
"Defending the Caveman" intentionally steps on every single gender-based bombshell and laughs when things go "boom!"
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by Johnny Pohlmann
Wondering why that guy didn’t acknowledge you? Maybe it was because you’re the third you he’s seen
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by J. Neil Connelly
Some jump on every trend that comes along and ride it for all it’s worth. These are the people that interest me.
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by Johnny Pohlmann
I am a weary traveler in this drinking desert and while there is a mirage on every corner, there are only a few oases.
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by Devin Kormanik
The tracks in Ben Lee’s portfolio range from sunshine-filled pop tunes to lullaby-worthy croons.
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by Skylar Kangas
Ongoing Daily - This film unveils the homes and habits of the most diverse and abundant organisms in the world.
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by J. Neil Connelly
Salman Rushdie expounds on "The Arts, Creativity, and the Common Good."
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by The Sotan Chef
In the world of the fusion chef, there are no strictly regimented cultural cubbyholes in which each style of cooking must be placed.
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by J. Neil Connelly
August Wilson was a modern marvel, but more importantly, a man with a message.
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by Colleen Duffy
City officials and theater patrons collaborated, investing millions of dollars to restore luster to the point of origin for the Sotan performance arts
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by Devin Kormanik
Under what other circumstances can you fluctuate pitch more often than a pubescent boy and still be commended for your efforts?
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by Chelsie Regan
“Do you work for UPS? I could have sworn I saw you checking out my package.â€Â
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by Amy Bohlman
Doric pillars may have crumbled, but the foundation of food upon which the Acropolis was built still stands strong today.
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by Chelsie Regan
If Tchaichovsky’s Nutcracker was turned into an interactive play, you would be spinning pirouettes yourself and rubbing elbows with T
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by The Sotan Chef
Cooking methods that had previously seemed as viable as a submarine with a screen door began making regular appearances in kitchens across America.
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by Amy Bohlman
Winter is going to be blustery, but if you make sure to sip these drinks, I bet it won’t blow.
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by Devin Kormanik
With the burgeoning bar scene in the Twin Cities, late night dining is a logical accessory to the night life.
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by J. Neil Connelly
We’re going to forget the original meaning of the holiday anyway (and if you don’t believe me, ask Jesus), so letÃ
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by Tore Evenson
Peace, my fellow paupers, you can compete; you just need to think creatively.
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by Amy Bohlman
Even on those mornings when toast sounds as appetizing as a dirty martini-flavored Popsicle, at some point, you have to eat something.
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