Sharyn Jackson

For my latest Star Tribune story, I staked out a piano at the Minneapolis-St. Paul airport and spoke to a few high-flying Mozarts.

I interviewed two of the artists who have contributed to the Breaking Bad Art Project, a cool promotion for season 5 that includes 16 original graphics inspired by iconic episodes or scenes.

I am a huge fan of “Breaking Bad” so it was very exciting to see a packet of these posters at work today!

Two new stories in the Minneapolis Star Tribune: First, a review of “Wits,” Minnesota Public Radio’s comedy/music show, which starred Amy Sedaris and They Might Be Giants

Second, an article about how the Minnesota Historical Society is drawing younger audiences with some historical drinking events.

Susanna Gray, local designer of cashmere bondage accessories. Photo: Renee Jones Schneider, Star Tribune

Three new stories this weekend in the Star Tribune:

The first is about a theater company in Minneapolis that stopped charging admission to their shows. This is the end of Mixed Blood Theatre’s first season of “Radical Hospitality.” How’d it go for them? Read on.

More arts and entertainment institutions here are becoming increasingly accommodating to bike commuters. Take a look.

And, an increase in the sales of sex toys thanks to the popularity of “Fifty Shades of Grey” hits the Twin Cities. Check it out.

In the Star Tribune, a profile of Daniel Alexander Jones, the creator of the show “Jomama Jones: Radiate Live!” Here.

And an interview with “Savage Love” columnist Dan Savage. Here.

My first published story in the Minneapolis Star Tribune came out yesterday, and was a profile of musician Jonathan Coulton, who is playing the Guthrie on Monday, June 18. Check it out here.