Here’s a clue when glancing at a menu in a German restaurant: If it starts with S, it’s likely to be delicious. (Think Strudel, Schnitzel, Sauerräten, Spätzle, Sachertorte.) And if it starts with S ...
It started out as a whirlwind, and, like any whirlwind, it wasn’t meant to last. Matt Serwe was swept up by this whirlwind, which, under other circumstances, might have damaged his credibility as a ...
If you wake up early enough, you may catch one of our own on your television screen. Your eyes could be glued to KARE 11’s “Sunrise” program starting at 4:30 AM. When you do, you will see one of our ...
Block Club Chicago reports that Don Bell, a longtime advocate and pillar of Chicago’s LGBTQ+ community, is facing eviction from Town Hall Apartments, the LGBTQ-friendly senior and affordable housing ...
Each year, in the expansive green space of Loring Park near downtown Minneapolis, Twin Cities Pride celebrates the LGBTQ+ community both within and outside the Twin Cities. Over the course of the ...
At just 26, Bryan Piatt landed his dream job as a morning reporter for KARE 11. Three years out from graduating from St. Cloud University, Piatt had been in the industry for three years and never ...
It may not have looked like much … but it didn’t have to; it wasn’t supposed to. It may have looked like two dozen motley people sitting in a motley half-circle listening to one motley speaker speak ...
As they said in royal France, “The king is dead. Long live the [new] king!” Translate that to our city’s North Loop restaurant scene and you get “Snack Bar is closed, but, hurrah, St. Pierre Seafood & ...
LGBTQNation reports that Adam Trapski had his first brush with motorsports in the 1990s in New Zealand, when he was a young flag marshal.
What most makes her unique in a field of performers trying to be the uniquest isn’t her makeup, which from foundation to contouring to eyeshadow to lipstick to eyeliner might most politely be ...
The Minneapolis author and bookseller transforms the taboo into the banal while depicting the joy, despair and messiness of the contemporary midwestern transfeminine experience. “‘I feel like every ...
As 2025 comes to a close, I want to thank you for being with us for another year here at Lavender Magazine. I’ve had the opportunity to meet many of you in person over the course of the year, and it’s ...
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