celebrities

Before Ashton and Mila, there were country stars and other familiar faces from Hollywood.

From Prince, to Jessica Lange, to Nick Swardson, and everyone in-between, see where these Minnesota celebrities went to school.

Maybe the midwest is the new Hollywood.

Country stars work hard on the road, and they get to relax in style.

Legendary actor Ed Harris joins an all-star cast to film an adaption of the popular novel 'Downtown Owl' in Minnesota.

Chris Pratt isn't the only famous face you could run into.

A few people that were born in Duluth or grew up here have gone on to major success in their careers and some have become pretty famous. If we had a Walk Of Fame here these names could be part of the landscape.

The Hall-of-Famer put his stunning New York lakeside castle back on the market for a discounted price.

Taylor Swift, the Royals and a crocodile.

Let's just say the Vikes game was full of Southern Charm this weekend!

THAT is how I remember Burt Reynolds.  Svelte, sexy, debonair, composed and yummy.  Smokey and the Bandit is an all time favorite movie.  He and Sally Fields had great chemistry.  Last night while watching Fast N' Loud I saw Burt as he is now and I was shocked!

Let's face it -- as much as we identify with celebrities, we don't really know them. That's why public meltdowns, where they show their peevish, arrogant and sometimes crazy sides, are so darned fascinating. When this happens, our perception of celebs can change forever. Think about it -- will you ever be able to watch 'Braveheart' again without recalling Mel Gibson's racist rants? We think not. R