7 famous and infamous Minnesota homes that draw public fascination Here are a few noted Minnesota dwellings for celebrities, miscreants and TV characters. January 29, 2021 — 8:43am Text size Copy shortlink: Mary Tyler Moore House, Kenwood, Minneapolis The 1892 Queen Anne provided iconic exterior shots for "The Mary Tyler Moore Show," inspiring generations of ambitious seekers to toss their hats into the sky — and the ring. Carlos Gonzalez, Star Tribune To fans, this is the shrine where Prince nurtured and released his expansive genius as a songwriter and musician who would perform spellbinding short-notice concerts. Better to celebrate the music than to remember that this also is the place where he was tragically discovered in an elevator after a fentanyl overdose.