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Film Clips: Sept. 24, 2026 (opens the original)
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A certain New York real estate tycoon ran into a prominent New York columnist-TV personality outside Bergdorf Goodman in 1996. He bantered with her, asking her advice on a gift for a lady friend. Should she have begged off when he suggested she show him through the lingerie department? According to E. Jean Carroll, the tycoon forced her into a dressing room and raped her. Carrollâs charges against that tycoon, during his first term as president, is at the heart of Ivy Meerepolâs documentary,
Make the Trip to Tofteâs Table (opens the original)
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Tofte's Table's kielbasa with sauerkraut I had heard about Tofte's Table from friends over the past few years but had never visited before this summer. The drive to Waukesha for dinner seemed like a bit of a haul, when there were so many great options closer to home. That may seem sillyâit's not like I was driving to Green Bayâbut it can be hard to argue with laziness. Now that I've tried it, though, I will always have the motivation to make the drive. Waukesha residents can boast of having
The Idiot, by Fyodor Dostoyevsky, translated by Michael R. Katz (opens the original)
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If Fyodor Dostoyevsky has a reputation in America as entirely grim, maybe itâs the fault of his English language translators? The new translation of his 1869 novel, The Idiot, is almost laugh-out loud on many pages. Mel Brooks couldâve made a great movie adaptation with Gene Wilder as the protagonist, Prince Myshkin (Brooks referenced The Idiot in The Producers), and passages of conversation among Russiaâs wealthy read like the script for a â30s screwball comedy. And while weâre talkin
Freshwater Food & Wine Festival Brings a New Kind of Culinary Festival to Milwaukeeâs Lakefront (opens the original)
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Image courtesy of Freshwater Food & Wine Festival Get ready, Milwaukee. On Saturday, September 19 and Sunday, September 20, the inaugural Freshwater Food & Wine Festival takes over Henry Maier Festival Park, blending the energy of a live music festival with the creativity, discovery and hospitality of a world-class food and wine event. Across the festival grounds, guests will find nationally recognized chefs, live culinary competitions, seven global wine regions, chef-driven restaurants and food
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