China Lights Returns to Boerner Botanical Gardens (Video) Posted on October 30, 2017November 1, 2017 by Jennifer Rick Crowds flocked to the international lantern festival when it returned to the Milwaukee area this year. https://youtu.be/AcyWIbSunOk&w=700&rel=0
Kanye and Jay-Z Fallout Continues Posted on October 22, 2017October 22, 2017 by Samuel Schmitz In all honesty, as a big fan of hip-hop, I’m shocked that Kanye West would ever back out of a partnership with Jay Z. After all, Jay Z was the main reason why Kanye West was able to pave his own lane in the music game. For those who don’t know, Kanye began his career […]
Chef Paz’ Peruvian Restaurant Will Bring You Back For More Posted on October 22, 2017October 22, 2017 by Jasmin Hernandez Chef Paz Restaurant 9039 W National Ave, West Allis, WI 53227 414-574-5123 Business Hours: Monday 11AM–8PM Tuesday 11AM–8PM Wednesday 11AM–8PM Thursday 11AM–8PM Friday 11AM–9PM Saturday 11AM–9PM Sunday 12–6PM Cuisine type: Peruvian Price per entrée: $10.00-$15.00 Attire: CASUAL Reservations: NO Payment: CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED If you’re looking for food that has flavor that will fill up […]
Blac Chyna Says She’s Single and Happy Posted on October 22, 2017October 22, 2017 by Samantha Henke Blac Chyna is fed up with rumors about her being with Robb. Just a few weeks ago, we were getting mixed signals about Blac Chyna and Robb Kardashian. As we all remember, Blac and Robb were chilling at Disneyland with their daughter Dream about two weeks ago. However, a few hours ago, the world received […]
Fashion Has No Cut-Off Age Posted on October 13, 2017October 13, 2017 by Annalese Gerber I have always been blessed with a fashion-forward mom. My mom works at a small boutique in my hometown that sells antiques, home decor, jewelry and clothing. On so many occasions when the two of us chat about her work day, I hear the same story over and over again. “A woman about my age […]
Paula Hawkins’ New Thriller Backslides Expectations Posted on September 28, 2017September 28, 2017 by Catie Middleton Into the Water. Paula Hawkins. New York, New York. Penguin Random House. May 2, 2017. 388 pages. $28.00 The water isn’t all that is murky in Paula Hawkins new novel, Into the Water. Hawkins, the author of New York Times bestselling novel The Girl on the Train, has mastered the formula for a great mystery-thriller, […]
How About Ako? Posted on July 2, 2017 by Media Milwaukee staff By Bryn Johnson It’s the day after Mark Soriano and Gabby Powell had just lost their lead guitarist. The two are driving around in Soriano’s car in search for a new band name. The street names, house shapes, mannerisms of strangers on the streets do nothing to light a spark. Then Soriano digs into his […]
Favorite Song Touches on Infidelity Posted on May 22, 2017July 20, 2021 by Geaneth Garcia When Gigi Garcia asked a friend about her favorite song, it sparked a conversation about the language of cheating.
Satire, Frustration On Display in Trump Art Show Posted on May 22, 2017July 20, 2021 by Jordan Garcia The Riverwest Public House Cooperative is a safe space to discuss all views and vent frustrations. A Donald Trump-themed art show marked the president’s 100th day in office. Jordan Garcia checked it out.
Student Learns the Power of Jazz Through Her Father Posted on May 22, 2017July 20, 2021 by Zari Blackmon UW-Milwaukee student Zari Blackmon interviewed her dad and found out that music takes his mind off a weighty day job.
Students Plan, Curate Experimental Film Fest Posted on May 20, 2017July 21, 2021 by Hugo Ljungbäck UW-Milwaukee film students spent spring semester organizing the Milwaukee Underground Film Festival, a student-run showcase of experimental film work. The festival unspooled in April, but how did it all come together? Hugo Ljungbäck reports.
Small-Scale Art Has Big Impact Posted on May 20, 2017July 21, 2021 by Rashaud Foster Milwaukee art lovers attended Var Gallery’s intimate 30x30x30 exhibit. Viewers arrived ready to view, critique, and embrace art. Rashaud Foster reports.