Minneapolis native Vincent Kartheiser is keeping himself busy in Los Angeles starring as smarmy advertising executive Pete Campbell in the hit AMC-TV drama "Mad Men," but at some point, he wants to move home. He tells WCCO radio that he wants a Minnesota hideaway "far enough away from my family, and close enough to my family."

Vincent Kartheiser, known for his role as Pete Campbell on the popular TV show, is a Minneapolis-native. He told the New York Times some of his Minnesota favorites include the Current 89.3 FM, Garrison Keillor and a Juicy Lucy. The fifth season of "Mad Men" begins tonight on AMC.

KSTP gathered together six people who were advertising executives in the Twin Cities in the 1960s to hear their tales about the real-life world glamorized by the show "Mad Men." The station dug into their archives and forgotten film vaults to reminisce about some of their favorite campaigns.

The St. Paul Pioneer Press is still under fire from readers for a Saturday editorial in which the newspaper seemed to lay out an argument for the marriage amendment, although the piece said it was not an official "endorsement." The newspaper has written a follow-up piece in an effort to clarify, and it acknowledges that many found the piece disingenuous. "We should have been more direct about the premise, and we should have made our respect for the anti-amendment arguments more evident," the newspaper writes.

Jane Maas began working in New York City in 1964 as a copywriter for Ogilvy & Mather, living a real-life version of the popular AMC show Mad Men. Maas praises the show as "wonderfully accurate" and has recently published a book called “Mad Women: The Other Side of Life on Madison Avenue in the ’60s and Beyond.” She recently told her story to a group of Minnesotans.