Farewell to “the lovers, the maestros, the muses.”

The enigmatic GJS has hung up her meme curation indefinitely. A&E asked her to share her thoughts on leaving, forming relationships online and the next generation of meme page admins.

After a chaotic Saturday, University of Minnesota student Bracewell played a sensational show for a sold out, intimate audience at 7th Street Entry ahead of a new release.

From laying in Minneapolis’ many free shady parks to watching basketball games in air conditioned stadiums, here is a list of ways students can stay cool this summer without breaking the bank.

Every so often there’s a summer hit that changes the way America thinks about pop music. Here are some of the A&E desk’s favorites.

Relish your limited Minnesota summer outdoor eating and drinking opportunities with these recommendations from the A&E desk.

Carbon Sound’s Sanni Brown helps create a thread between radio and younger listeners while highlighting the diversity of Black artists in Minnesota.

Local bookstores chart their own paths amid a return to physical books fueled by social media book influencers.

“Dressed by Nature: Textiles of Japan” and “Van Gogh and the Olive Groves” respectively provide an in-depth look at Japanese textiles and a glimpse into the end of the renowned painter's life.

The A&E desk has you covered for those days when you want to go on a little afternoon adventure away from the omnipresent Minneapolis skyline.