Arts & Entertainment - Jan. 21, 2013
"Three Days of Rain" asks the hard questions
Richard Greenberg's incisive, emotionally-charged play "Three Days of Rain" asks that most terrifying of all questions: what do you really know about your parents? Carte Blanche Studio answers the question in this impressive production.

Marketplace - Dec. 26, 2012
Local mom aims for the bullseye with Quivvers
Amy Barnum grew up in a family of entrepreneurs and she was inspired by the spirit of invention at a young age. Recently, the Whitefish Bay mother of five created Quivvers, reversible, cross-body straps that carry personal items.

Dining - Dec. 22, 2012
Milwaukee area brunch guide
The weekly grind hardly allows time for a.m. bacon, eggs and hash browns, and if there is time to whip 'em up, they're usually scarfed down fast. That's why weekend brunches are such a relaxing treat. Check out our list of the local Sunday morning hot spots and take some time to savor simple and elaborate breakfast treats.

Holiday Guide - Dec. 19, 2012
2012 picks: Renee Lorenz
They say time flies when you're having fun. I don't know who "they" are (probably those terrifyingly upbeat "glass half full" people), but they nailed it. My 2012 is a blur of exciting times and memorable moments, most of which my lawyers have advised me not to discuss in detail. There's still plenty to talk about, though, and I've shared the highlights below.

Living - Dec. 9, 2012
Support, kindness aid in Sikh community's healing process
It has now been more than four months since the Sikh temple massacre. Amardeep Kaleka lost his father, Satwant Singh Kaleka - the founder of the temple - in the shooting and he says there has been a lot of grieving, but also the start of some healing over the past months thanks to communities, groups and individuals like MPS' Dale Weiss.