Living - Feb. 5, 2009
OnMilwaukee.com Recommends: Feb. 5, 2009
The folks who work in OnMilwaukee.com's editorial office may bristle at the "hipster" label, but we do try to be cutting edge. That's why it's natural that we're recommending a great cutting board today, along with a neat wine accessory, a delicious vegetable salad (from Lulu), some good-looking workout clothes, a classic movie and great new music from Franz Ferdinand and old music from Seal.
Tags: totally bamboo, wine socks, seal, soul, franz ferdinand, tonight, tutto, the odd couple, lulu, roasted vegetable salad, tek gear, kohl's

Music - Nov. 11, 2004
DJs Kid Cut Up, Why B master hip-hop mixes at bSide
Friday nights at the bSide are marked by DJs Why B and Kid Cut Up's innovative mixes. "I have no problem playing commercial music," says Cut Up, but both adhere to the idea that hip-hop is "more about how you play than what you play."
Tags: 5{y B, hip-hop, bSide, Chris Gerard, Tim Zick, No Request Fridays, indie, old school, funk, soul, rock, reggae, Atmosphere, Jay Z, John Swan, Fader Grimmlins, The Invisibl Skratch Piklz, Thai Joes, WNOV, Beat Junkies, Collect Callin' & Small B

Bars & Clubs - April 15, 2004
Foundation bar gets facelift
After nine years, Riverwest's Foundation is transitioning from a skate punk-ish smoking den to a hip, Hawaiian lounge featuring everything from soul 45s to "The Simpsons" to breastfeeding mothers.
Tags: Riverwest, Exotics, tiki, soul, Foundation, punk

Music - Feb. 20, 2003
Davis Family Band draws on two generations of talent
"The family that plays together stays together," says Greg Davis, who plays drums, sax, trombone and guitar in the band he, his wife and their three sons formed in 1983 called the Davis Family Band. The band still plays approximately 44 gigs a year.
Tags: jazz, r&b, soul, african american