Arts & Entertainment

• PODCAST

  America’s Black Holocaust Museum reopens online

  Mar 28th, 2012 by Mark Metcalf

  Mark talks with Dr. James Cameron's son Virgil and coordinator Fran Kaplan.

• Shelby Keefe’s Pfister farewell

  Mar 28th, 2012 by Dan Shafer

  Shelby Keefe's legacy painting, "Reflecting on the Day," was unveiled during a warm farewell reception at the Pfister Hotel.

• B.B., King of the Blues, at Northern Lights Theater

  Mar 27th, 2012 by Phillip Martinez

  B.B. King and Lucille have been wowing audiences for decades. Monday he played the second of three shows at Potawatomi.

• Affordable Care Act goes to the U.S. Supreme Court

  Mar 26th, 2012 by Candace Romano

  With the U.S. Supreme Court taking up the health care law this week, TCD talks with Marquette University constitutional law expert J. Gordon Hylton.

• Winners & Losers

  TCD’s week in review (3/23/12)

  Mar 23rd, 2012 by Dan Shafer

  Bob Uecker gets a Miller Park statue, Justice David Prosser fights ethics charges, redistricting is challenged and more in this week's Winners & Losers.

• Durst

  We’re all Muppets here

  Mar 21st, 2012 by Will Durst

  In the wake of Greg Smith's New York Times op-ed, Will Durst says we're all Muppets to the Mitt Romneys and Koch Brothers of the world.

• Mark Neumann talks national debt, Obamacare at Press Club

  Mar 20th, 2012 by Patti Wenzel

  Mark Neumann brought a pig to the Milwaukee Press Club, and said he is the "one true conservative" of the Republicans running for U.S. Senate.

• TCDIY

  Villa Terrace “Chair”-ity Challenge

  Mar 18th, 2012 by Carly Rubach

  The TCD team attempts to create art where you sit for Villa Terrace's upcoming fundraiser: A Chair To Remember.

• True Blue

  Growing up Brewers, Bold predictions for 2012

  Mar 16th, 2012 by Dan Shafer

  Dan Shafer's "True Blue" column opens with the tale of a boy whose family was literally made possible by the Braves, plus three Brewers predictions for 2012.

• Profile

  Timothy Westbrook, Pfister Artist-in-Residence

  Mar 15th, 2012 by Ryan Findley

  Fiber artist Timothy Westbrook sheds some light on plans for his year at the Pfister, from using eco-friendly techniques to a series of gowns for "Ms. Pfister."

• Durst

  Not So Super Tuesday report

  Mar 13th, 2012 by Will Durst

  After Super Tuesday, the Republican Party is ready to get behind their candidate and begin the long march to November. Or not.

• This Week in History

  Mining Moratorium Bill passed in 1997

  Mar 12th, 2012 by Holly Nearman

  With overwhelming bipartisan support, the Wisconsin state senate passed the Mining Moratorium Bill in 1997, later signed into law by Gov. Tommy Thompson.