Jamie Rogers

1 week ago | kare11.com | Jamie Rogers

MINNEAPOLIS — Across the globe, Fringe Festivals bring creatives together to celebrate unfiltered artistic expression, typically showcasing a wide range of comedy, dance, poetry, workshops, and theatre from emerging artists. Being surrounded by so many like-minded people creating work they love and are passionate about, it’s only natural to form friendships.

2 months ago | kare11.com | Jamie Rogers

PARK CITY, Utah — As one of a handful of films premiering at the 2025 Sundance Film Festival already having secured a distributor, Mark Anthony Green made his feature film directorial debut with “Opus.”  John Malkovich stars as Alfred Morett, a legendary pop star who vanished 30 years ago but was never forgotten. Now, he’s staging a comeback, celebrating his new album by inviting a select group of journalists to his secluded compound for an exclusive listening event.

2 months ago | kare11.com | Jamie Rogers

In the early days of cinema, there were so many “firsts” to achieve — first feature film, first sound film, first color film, first woman director, etc. But now, over a century into filmmaking, most major milestones have largely been hit. This weekend, however, there is a new “first” to celebrate and it’s one audiences wouldn’t expect: the first full-length, fully animated (no live-action elements), fully original film in "Looney Tunes" history hits theaters.    Warner Bros.

2 months ago | kare11.com | Jamie Rogers

MINNEAPOLIS — Minnesota is in our least favorite time of year: Fake Spring. If you haven't seen any of our weather team's forecasts recently, Chief Meteorologist Belinda Jensen said earlier this week that we are going to be experiencing a 50 degree difference between Friday, March 14 and Sunday, March 16... and not in a positive way. So, why not beat the weekend storms and cool weather by curling up with a bucket of popcorn at your favorite movie theater.

Mar 7, 2025 | kare11.com | Jamie Rogers

MINNEAPOLIS — Another Oscars ceremony has come and gone and while many of the nominees are still available to watch in theatres, something more exciting is hitting the big screen. In the year I’ve spent writing this (almost) weekly segment celebrating the films released in Twin Cities theaters, I’ve only once congratulated us moviegoers — when we survived the 500+ days without a new Luca Guadagnino film. Now, it’s time for another round of applause.