September 2008

September 2008

September 2008 Volume 33 Number 9   Features Where I’m From Oprah, Gene Wilder, Tony Romo, Peter Straub.  All successful people with local roots.  Learn how Wisconsin shaped them, along with 29 others. By Julie Sensat Waldren   S is for Stakeout What fella or doll wouldn’t want to be a gumshoe? Staking out crime scenes as thick with drama as the smoke around a lit Pall Mall.  But a glamorous life? Hmm. By Kurt Chandler   Center Stage Our annual Fine Arts Guide helps you decide which performances look tops this season, plus a peek at the challenges facing…

September 2008

Volume 33

Number 9

 

Features

Where I’m From

Oprah, Gene Wilder, Tony Romo, Peter Straub.  All successful people with local roots.  Learn how Wisconsin shaped them, along with 29 others.

By Julie Sensat Waldren

 

S is for Stakeout

What fella or doll wouldn’t want to be a gumshoe? Staking out crime scenes as thick with drama as the smoke around a lit Pall Mall.  But a glamorous life? Hmm.

By Kurt Chandler

 

Center Stage

Our annual Fine Arts Guide helps you decide which performances look tops this season, plus a peek at the challenges facing arts groups right now.

By Paul Kosidowski

 

Fashion

Fierce fall looks incorporating fur and leather

By Nicole Weresch

 

Departments

Outfront

Beginnings

By Bruce Murphy

 

Mail

Thoughts, opinions, perspectives

 

Events

Wild Space in a wild space. Andre and Andreas, Lombardi on stage and other best bets.

 

Insider

Blasting a bronze rebirth, tagging twisters.

First Person

Life’s a kick for this coach

 

Pressroom

What took down MKE

 

Reviews

Five Milwaukee “snapshots.”

 

The Mil

People get their paragraph of fame

 

Savvy

Home

Your throne – er, bed – awaits

 

Shopping

Fairy food, back-to-school cool.

 

Real Estate

A pliable Parade

 

Health

Robotic surgery and virtual therapy. What’s next?

By Christine Gardner

 

Collecting

A what’s hot/what’s not list for antique buffs

By Mary Van de Kamp Nohl

 

Dining

Brady’s eye for Thai, Third Ward’za and a Parisian pick-me-up.

By Ann Chistenson

 

Endgame

The state legislature seems to want restaurants to keep their ashtrays.

By Kurt Chandler

September 2008

FEATURES Where I’m From Oprah, Gene Wilder, Tony Romo, Peter Straub. All successful people with local roots. Learn how Wisconsin shaped them, along with 29 others. by Julie Sensat Waldren S is for Stakeout What fella or doll wouldn’t want to be a gumshoe? Staking out crime scenes as thick with drama as the smoke around a lit Pall Mall. But a glamorous life? Hmm. by Kurt Chandler Center Stage Our annual Fine Arts Guide helps you decide which performances look tops this season, plus a peek at the challenges facing arts groups right now. by Paul Kosidowski Fashion Fierce fall…


FEATURES
Where I’m From Oprah, Gene Wilder, Tony Romo, Peter Straub. All successful people with local roots. Learn how Wisconsin shaped them, along with 29 others. by Julie Sensat Waldren


S is for Stakeout What fella or doll wouldn’t want to be a gumshoe? Staking out crime scenes as thick with drama as the smoke around a lit Pall Mall. But a glamorous life? Hmm. by Kurt Chandler


Center Stage Our annual Fine Arts Guide helps you decide which performances look tops this season, plus a peek at the challenges facing arts groups right now. by Paul Kosidowski


Fashion Fierce fall looks incorporating fur and leather. by Nicole Weresch


DEPARTMENTS
Outfront Beginnings. by Bruce Murphy
Mail Thoughts, opinions, perspectives.
Events Wild Space in a wild space. André and Andreas, Lombardi on stage and other best bets.


Insider
Blasting a bronze rebirth, tagging twisters.
First Person Life’s a kick for this coach.
Pressroom What took down MKE.  
Reviews Five Milwaukee “snapshots.”
the Mil People get their paragraph of fame.


Savvy
Home Your throne – er, bed – awaits.
Shopping Fairy food, back-to-school cool.
Real Estate A pliable Parade.


Health Robotic surgery and virtual therapy. What’s next? by Christine Gardner

Collecting A what’s hot/what’s not list for antiques buffs. by Mary van de Kamp Nohl


Dining Brady’s eye for Thai, Third Ward ’za and a Parisian pick-me-up. by Ann Christenson


Endgame The state legislature seems to want restaurants to keep their ashtrays. by Kurt Chandler