Arts & Entertainment
Sin City A Dame to Kill For is a Lurid Mess
Sequel to Sin City has its visual style and ultra-violence, but a far less coherent plot.
Aug 22nd, 2014 by MaryAnn Johanson
If I Stay Is Typical Teen Tragedy
But hey, the supporting performances are pretty good.
Aug 22nd, 2014 by William Goss
Holler House Has America’s Oldest Bowling Alleys
One of the last of the classic South Side Polish taverns, it's a vintage slice of Milwaukee.
Aug 20th, 2014 by Michael Horne
Prodigal Gastropub Offers French Classics
The Walker's Point bistro offers an ever-changing menu and a warm atmosphere.
Aug 20th, 2014 by Jeffrey Merlot
How Laurie Winters Transformed a Museum
The impact and membership of the Museum of Wisconsin Art is growing ever greater.
Aug 19th, 2014 by Christina Wright
More Italian Food — And Beer?
Onesto opens in the Third Ward. And World of Beer opens its 58th American franchise in Tosa.
Aug 18th, 2014 by Richard Davis
Is Alejandro Escovedo the Ultimate Survivor?
A key rock innovator since the 1970s, he headlines a week that also features Jeff Bridges and the Abiders
Aug 18th, 2014 by Jon Gilbertson
Calvary Is a Blackly Comic Mystery
An Irish priest faces murder and a host of suspects.
Aug 18th, 2014 by Josh Kupecki
The Expendables 3 is Thrice the Schlock
Stallone adds a couple of unknown under 30s to his crowded roster of aging action stars in the third instalment.
Aug 15th, 2014 by Marjorie Baumgarten
Midnight on the Continent of Good and (Super) Evil
A new Spanish Civil War-era spy novel from Alan Furst transports readers to a simpler time…when no one can be trusted.
Aug 15th, 2014 by Will Stotts, Jr.
Greenery Instead of Gizmos
A new photo exhibit in Riverwest challenges our obsession with technology and calls for a deeper bond with nature.
Aug 14th, 2014 by Mac Writt
Questions for 5 Card Studs
Local cover band brings an animated Vegas lounge vibe to Cathedral Square tomorrow night.
Aug 13th, 2014 by Mac Writt
