Travel & Visitors Guide - April 17, 2013
What's old is new again: Chicago uncorks Prohibition-era inspiration
While Prohibition shuttered The Glunz - which recently reopened after 90 years - the 14-year ban on booze that began in 1919 sparked the era of the secret world of the speakeasy, especially in Chicago, where Capone and his contemporaries ran the show. Now, the Windy City's passion for the speakeasy has been rekindled in a big way.

Travel & Visitors Guide - March 23, 2013
Golfing Arizona's finest courses, 2013
The 2013 OnMilwaukee.com Arizona golf tour allowed us a chance to go back and see how a course that we reviewed a few years ago has held up, and it offered the opportunity to play three courses for the first time. We allowed for different budgets and for different layouts and got a taste of the best the region had to offer.

Movies & TV - Sept. 25, 2012
Bunker returns to Milwaukee Film Festival with dark, modern "Little Red"
It took five years, but Milwaukee filmmaker Tate Bunker is finally ready to debut his feature film, "Little Red." Currently wrapping up post-production and scheduled to premiere at the Milwaukee Film Festival, the film has come a long way from its humble beginnings.

Movies & TV - Aug. 30, 2012
Milwaukee Film Festival announces Cream City Cinema lineup
The Milwaukee Film Festival has announced its lineup for the 2012 Cream City Cinema showcase.

Music - Aug. 20, 2012
Gig roundup: Ballard's back with Sugarfoot
Back when Milwaukee's Don't Records had a full stable of local bands of all kinds (disclaimer: including mine), Alex Ballard and Sugarfoot was one of the most promising. Nearly 20 years later, the group is working on a new record and plays Shank Hall this week.