It will likely go down as Target’s most successful designer partnership ever: the limited edition Missoni for Target collection. Who knew we loved Missoni this much?
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The wrestling extravaganza returns to First Avenue on Friday.
Blair Anderson, who bleeds purple, can't stand how low Vikings fans were ranked in a recent study.
Minnesota can't afford to lose any more outfielders.
It'll still allow for the Pledge to be taken on special occasions.
The national Evangelical Covenant Church is to decide on whether to remove the church from its roster.
The 64-year-old woman was struck by a car May 20.
Not all heroes wear capes.
It's the work of Twin Cities videographer and drone pilot Tyler Mason.
Bumgarner and Will Smith are reportedly on the team's radar.
A huge move in the Twin Cities bar world.
The biker is in a stable condition in a hospital.
Target’s first limited-edition collection of lingerie and loungewear was scheduled to debut in stores this week, but some product was delayed.
Jason Wu’s capsule women’s collection is scheduled to debut at Target stores and Target.com on Super Bowl Sunday, Feb. 5. It’s the perfect follow-up to Target’s web-crashing Missoni frenzy: Tons of positive buzz, but more manageable scope.
Nancy Lyons and Meghan Wilker are technology experts, speakers, authors, creators of Geek Girls Guide, and it’s all led to this: their first pair of reading glasses, designed in collaboration with Minneapolis-based Eyebobs.
The first-ever Street Eat Awards in which we honor the local food truck scene.
Beware the Target bill this week. The Shops at Target debuts Sunday, May 6 with fresh, affordable products Target has co-created with five stand-out specialty stores from around the country. There are nearly 400 items in all, ranging from $1 for a nail file to $159.99 for a pouf for the home.
It seems everyone is buzzing about hammocks lately. Call it a trend (that’s been around forever) or maybe it just happens to come up with this blazing hot, endless summer thing we have going on. Whatever it is, nothing says vacation at home more than a hammock in the backyard.
Andrew Zimmern writes, "One of the most important pieces of editorial content you will ever read came down the pipe on March 27 in The New York Times. Mark Bittman’s eloquent and learned piece on children and diet in America is a clarion call to action for not only parents but for anyone with half a brain left in their head after being beaten senseless with the “if it isn’t happening to me right now it doesn’t matter” stick."
While spring designs are trending toward the carefree with fabrics and cuts, our arm candy has taken a sharp turn toward structure.
