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Saturday, May 5,2012
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Beer and a Movie: The Goonies

Tonight @ Turner Hall Ballroom, 5:30 p.m.

By Shepherd Express Staff
Critics were lukewarm on Richard Donner's adventure comedy The Goonies when it was released in 1985, ranking it as one of the lesser Steven Spielberg...
Saturday, May 5,2012
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Milwaukee Underground Film Festival

Today @ Walker's Point Center for the Arts, 5 and 8 p.m.

By Shepherd Express Staff
Now in its 12th year, the student-curated Milwaukee Underground Film Festival is an open call for all short films experimental, bizarre, nonlinear or otherwise...
Saturday, May 5,2012
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Veronica's Position

Today @ Tenth Street Theatre, 4 and 8 p.m.

By Shepherd Express Staff
As the presidential election picks up speed, In Tandem Theatre closes its season with a comedy set in Washington, D.C. The Rich Orloff comedy Veronica's...
Saturday, May 5,2012
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International Pop Overthrow Festival

Tonight @ Linneman's Riverwest Inn, 8 p.m.

By Shepherd Express Staff
Los Angeles promoter David Bash founded his International Pop Overthrow Festival in 1998 to showcase bands performing in the loosely defined power-pop tradition...
Saturday, May 5,2012
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Othello

Today @ Milwaukee Repertory Theater, 4 and 8 p.m.

By Shepherd Express Staff
The Milwaukee Rep tackles the Moor of Venice with this production of one of Shakespeare's later works, Othello. Directed by Rep artistic director...
Friday, May 4,2012
Video Game Reviews

Ninja Gaiden 3

6.0 out of 10

By Ken Brosky
I can't believe I'm saying this, but I seriously worry that “Americanizing” this series has hurt it. I know, I know … I usually hate Japanese storytelling. But when it came to the Ninja Gaiden series, the storytelling was for the most part pretty...
Friday, May 4,2012
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Aziz Ansari

Tonight @ The Riverside Theater, 6 p.m.

By Shepherd Express Staff
A full-time gig on NBC's consistently brilliant “Parks and Recreation,” where he plays the small-time government employee and aspiring entertainment mogul...
Friday, May 4,2012
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Field Report w/ Lisa Ridgely and the Fainting Room, and Chris DeMay

Tonight @ Club Garibaldi, 9 p.m.

By Shepherd Express Staff
The artists formerly known as Conrad Plymouth, Field Report, have attracted major buzz outside of the city for their forthcoming album, which was recorded...
Friday, May 4,2012
Today in Milwaukee

International Pop Overthrow Festival

Tonight @ Linneman's Riverwest Inn, 8 p.m.

By Shepherd Express Staff
Los Angeles promoter David Bash founded his International Pop Overthrow Festival in 1998 to showcase bands performing in the loosely defined power-pop tradition...
Friday, May 4,2012
Today in Milwaukee

Leon Redbone

Tonight @ Shank Hall, 8 p.m.

By Shepherd Express Staff
Old-timey music is the new swing revival, with a small movement of young bands dressing up in kitschy, 1930s costumes and puffing out dusty jazz and ragtime...
Friday, May 4,2012
Today in Milwaukee

Milwaukee Underground Film Festival

Tonight @ UWM Union Theatre, 7 p.m.

By Shepherd Express Staff
Now in its 12th year, the student-curated Milwaukee Underground Film Festival is an open call for all short films experimental, bizarre, nonlinear or otherwise...
Friday, May 4,2012
Today in Milwaukee

Veronica's Position

Tonight @ Tenth Street Theatre, 8 p.m.

By Shepherd Express Staff
As the presidential election picks up speed, In Tandem Theatre closes its season with a comedy set in Washington, D.C. The Rich Orloff comedy Veronica's...
Friday, May 4,2012
CD Reviews

Caramelo

Ride

By Morton Shlabotnik
Sara Erde began by rapping with Neneh Cherry and now pairs her urban contemporary vocals with the Andalusian cry of Alfonso Cid in Caramelo. The NYC group brings a jigger of jazz, a touch of klezmer and a heaping serving of flamenco to hot R&B...
Friday, May 4,2012
News Features

Property Rights In the Cloud

By David Sirota
When you hear the phrase "property rights," you probably think of farmers fighting environmental regulators and homeowners arguing with oil drillers. But in the Information Age, you should also be thinking about your computer—and asking, how much...
Friday, May 4,2012
Art for Art's Sake

Howdy, Neighbor

By Art Kumbalek
I'm Art Kumbalek and man oh manischewitz what a world, ain'a? So listen, don't forget to place your vote when you visit the polling ballot place come Tuesday, May 8, 'cause here's one more chance to play pretend-kingmaker and grant the chosen...
Friday, May 4,2012
Chuck Shepherd's News of the Weird

Chuck Shepherd's News of the Weird

By Chuck Shepherd
In April, a research ship will begin surveying the floor of the Atlantic Ocean off of Nova Scotia as the first step toward building a $300 million private fiber-optic line connecting New York and London financial markets so as to speed up current...
Friday, May 4,2012
This Week in Milwaukee

This Week in Milwaukee

Aziz Ansari, Field Report and Milwaukee Underground Film Festival

By Shepherd Express Staff
Los Angeles promoter David Bash founded his International Pop Overthrow Festival in 1998 to showcase bands performing in the loosely defined power-pop tradition—pretty much any group playing melodic, guitar-based rock qualifies—and has since...
Thursday, May 3,2012
Dining Out

Odd Duck's Tasty, Locally Sourced Food

Word is spreading on Bay View restaurant

By Jeff Beutner
The trend of restaurants using locally sourced ingredients, such as Braise in Walker's Point, continues to grow. Add Bay View's recently opened Odd Duck to the list...
Thursday, May 3,2012
Today in Milwaukee

International Pop Overthrow Festival

Tonight @ Linneman's Riverwest Inn, 8 p.m.

By Shepherd Express Staff
Los Angeles promoter David Bash founded his International Pop Overthrow Festival in 1998 to showcase bands performing in the loosely defined power-pop tradition—pretty much any group playing melodic...
Thursday, May 3,2012
Today in Milwaukee

Exhibit Opening: Harnessing the Elements: Earth, Wind, Fire and Water

Today @ Milwaukee Public Museum, 3 p.m.

By Shepherd Express Staff
UWM Museum Studies students conclude their two year graduate program this spring with a new exhibit at the Milwaukee Public Museum. The exhibit, Harnessing the Elements: Earth, Wind, Fire and Water...
Thursday, May 3,2012
Today in Milwaukee

Othello

Tonight @ Milwaukee Repertory Theater, 7:30 p.m.

By Shepherd Express Staff
The Milwaukee Rep tackles the Moor of Venice with this production of one of Shakespeare's later works, Othello. Directed by Rep artistic director Mark Clements, the production mixes ancient text...
Thursday, May 3,2012
Today in Milwaukee

Born To Be Wild

Today @ Humphrey IMAX Dome Theater, multiple showtimes

By Shepherd Express Staff
Tissue isn't required to attend a screening of the IMAX documentary Born To Be Wild, but it might not be a bad idea to bring some along: This story of two animal-rescue missions is very touching...
Thursday, May 3,2012
Dining Out

Irie Palace's True Jamaican Menu

Short Orders

By Jeff Beutner
For a truly authentic Jamaican restaurant in the Milwaukee area, turn to Irie Palace (7506 W. Appleton Ave.), a casual space filled with music. Here you will find classic Jamaican...
Thursday, May 3,2012
Eat/Drink

Premium Olive Oil Coming to Public Market

Oro di Oliva readies its third location

By Evan Rytlewski
Freshness is key when buying olive oil. An olive is at its peak the moment it is picked from a tree, so every month that olive oil sits on a shelf, it breaks down, its flavor...
 
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