Arts & Entertainment

Durst: Not So Super Tuesday report
Durst

Not So Super Tuesday report

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
This Week in History

Mining Moratorium Bill passed in 1997

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

Threads: New trends from fashion weeks
Threads

New trends from fashion weeks

Fashion weeks wrapped up just this week, and TCD Fashion Director Kimberly Gomez takes a look at all of the exciting new trends.

Winners & Losers: TCD’s week in review (3/09/12)
Winners & Losers

TCD’s week in review (3/09/12)

GTAC moves on, new jobs reports are released, dairy farmers set a state record, and John Axford tells the truth.

Barrett questions Walker’s leadership, weighs recall run

Barrett questions Walker’s leadership, weighs recall run

Mayor Tom Barrett is yet to throw his hat into Wisconsin's gubernatorial recall ring, but at Wednesday's Wispolitics forum, he sounded like he's running.

Inside Outsiders: Local outsider artist Jimmy von Milwaukee
Inside Outsiders

Local outsider artist Jimmy von Milwaukee

Now that Anthony Petullo's collection has been donated to MAM for "Accidental Genius," Judith takes a look at local "Outsider Art" with Jimmy von Milwaukee.

This Week in Wisconsin History: Schlitz’s beer garden shuts its doors
This Week in Wisconsin History

Schlitz’s beer garden shuts its doors

In 1921, prohibition shut down Milwaukee's famous brewing industry, killing saloons and making breweries struggle to survive.

Horne: “Art in Protest” banned at School for Workers
Horne

“Art in Protest” banned at School for Workers

UW Extension School for Workers "Art in Protest" exhibit was cancelled after pressure from state rep Steve Nass, sparking a freedom of expression debate.

MPS reacts to community violence in schools and streets

MPS reacts to community violence in schools and streets

Superintendent Gregory Thornton is voicing his concern over a grim statistic: four children dead in seven weeks. MPS holds a meeting in response to the violence.

On Stage 2/28: Feinstein’s Sinatra, Raining Beatles, Blues Bros. revived
On Stage 2/28

Feinstein’s Sinatra, Raining Beatles, Blues Bros. revived

Lots of musical re-incarnation, four theater openings, four concerts, and a big Wisconsin show at the Allis Art Museum.

Moving Pictures: 2012 Academy Awards
Moving Pictures

2012 Academy Awards

Oscar night is this Sunday, and Mark Metcalf shares his predictions, thoughts and hopes for Hollywood's biggest night, the 2012 Academy Awards.

On Stage 2/21: A plethora of musical guests greet the city
On Stage 2/21

A plethora of musical guests greet the city

Bond a la Carl Davis at the MSO, visiting artists join UWM's ensembles, and Boulevard puts on Milwaukee's fourth Conor McPherson play in two years.