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Steve Marsh has been with Mpls.St.Paul Magazine since
January, 2005.
Recent Articles by Steve Marsh
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Steve Marsh's take on The Glass Menagerie at
the Guthrie with an answer to Star
Tribune theater critic Rohan Preston for rhetorically asking
if this play has any relevance for today’s audience.
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Neil Simon's Pulitzer Prize-winning Lost In Yonkers plumbs the depths of intergenerational turmoil—but with just enough Simon humor.
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The coolest tribute band in the Twin Cities, E.L.nO., takes the stage with a whole lot of rock 'n' roll spirit.
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Matt Santos charges into the hip-hop scene with his acoustic riffs, giving new meaning to the phrase “plays well with others.”
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Chris Smith: online drug dealer or Web entrepreneur?
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Peter Schjeldahl, art critic for The New Yorker, talks about art, being an aesthete, and the MIA.
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Anderson has opened and closed two restaurants himself, the
Bakery on Grand in Minneapolis and Au Rebour in St. Paul, gaining an eccentric
reputation in his own right. His latest venture, Nick and Eddie, is an attempt to bring the weird back to Loring Park.
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Meet John Hinderaker, one of the men behind Power Line, a blog that cost Dan Rather his job and which Time named its first and only "Blog of the Year."
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To 12 million YouTube viewers, Tay Zonday is, “that guy on the internet with the
weird, deep voice.” This is pretty much how he was introduced before his
appearances on Jimmy Kimmel or Good Morning, America, too.
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For closet liberals stuck listening to the KQ Morning Show in loading docks, break rooms, and county jails, Mike Gelfand is a godsend.
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