Marquee Stories
Playlist of the Week: Steven Hyden of The A.V. Club
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Steven Hyden, Milwaukee city editor of the A.V. Club, shares five songs he’s been loving lately — and also explains his quick yet surefire way to determine whether or not someone is a jerk.
Predictable made interesting in ‘Moon Over the Brewery’
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Running until Dec. 13, the Milwaukee Chamber Theater, 158 N. Broadway, presents its 35th theatrical season with a performance of Bruce Graham’s ‘Moon Over the Brewery.’
GAMBLE: Stop the i-dentity crisis and get real
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Just as I spoke these words, it hit me: i-Pods have morphed into our musical resumes. Just as we detag unflattering photos of ourselves on Facebook with a single click, we de-sync songs that have been deemed “uncool,” the guilty pleasures that leave us feeling most vulnerable when seen or heard by others.
Haggerty’s ‘Pairings’ shows unexpected parallels
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From Oct. 14 to Jan. 17, the Haggerty Museum of Art is presenting an exhibition that uses the power of context to its full potential. “Pairings” presents works from the Haggerty’s collection in a completely innovative manner. Throughout the museum, visitors can be surprised and intrigued by the juxtaposition of works that may appear unrelated upon first glance.
Upon further examination, however, it is clear that the placement of the art is strategic. Works are “paired” based on different themes or elements common among the pieces.
Make your own bite-sized Thanksgiving
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Some college students will not be going home this November, and others just want to celebrate this day of pilgrims and cornucopias with friends. What are they to do? Have a bite size Thanksgiving. Picture stuffing, cranberry sauce and even turkey, all in one chomp of the mouth. Imagine deliciously fried potatoes and apple pie, without the need for a fork. Festive finger food: this could be the start of a beautiful tradition.
Laura’s Recipe: Green Salad with Bell Pepper
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I’ve been eating a lot of this lately. It is refreshing and forgiving. Use what vegetables and cheese you have in your fridge — my favorites are listed below. If you have never made a basic vinaigrette before, please try it. It is cheaper and healthier than bottled dressings.
‘Men Who Stare At Goats’ spoofs army’s wacky past
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The First Earth Battalion may sound like a role-playing card game popular with teenage boys. However, it’s actually a U.S. Military division and the basis for the film “Men Who Stare at Goats.” Released last Friday, the flick is about a group of psychic spies, called the New Earth Army in the film. It takes place in various time periods from the 1970s amidst the Vietnam War to the early 2000s during the Iraq war.
We be jammin’ at Mad Planet’s reggae night
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Last weekend, the lame vibes could be felt all over campus. Consequently, it was necessary to discover other forms of entertainment and colorful events Milwaukee — like a Reggae dance party at a rock club. Last Saturday night Mad Planet, 533 E. Center St., held Reggae night from 9 p.m. to about 2 a.m. The event was presented by Chalice in the Palace. A dance party ensued and music was deejayed by DJ Avets, DJ Suresh, DJ Eltronix, DJ Prince Ruff and DJ Marcus Garvey. Drink specials included $3 Red Stripe and $2 Pabst Blue Ribbon.
Broken Lizard performs, chugs beer at the Pabst
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Last Friday, Broken Lizard, the comedic filmmaking group responsible for “Super Troopers,” graced Milwaukee with a side-splitting sketch and stand-up show at the Pabst Theater, 144 E. Wells St.
Playlist of the Week: Henry Arends of MU Radio
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As Music Director for MU Radio, Henry Arends, a senior in the College of Communication, said he never faces a lack of new music. He took a few moments to share five songs he can’t seem to stop humming while at work. He also explained how he’s worn out a couple pairs of shoes. These [...]
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