Learn how to make every dollar count when it comes to beauty, skin care, fitness and health as Kohler Waters Spa pairs up with lifestyle company Skin Authority to present Beauty Workout Holiday Boot Camp, Nov. ...

The Polish Falcon’s Nest 725 (801 E. Clarke St.) in Riverwest is like no other bar—half convenience store and half retro bowling alley—truly a win-win.I walked through the door into an empty hallway and then through the second door to a comfy red leather barstool. ...

Did you hear the Fox broadcaster’s late-game comment as Minnesota finished off the Packers on Sunday? You’ll be excused for missing it. Maybe you’d already thrown your Brett Favre voodoo bobblehead through the television. ...

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I've been seeing this guy for about a month and a half and he's awesome. Problem is, he sometimes gets off up to 3 times while I get nothing. I know that’s normal, but lately I’ve been feeling discomfort in my lower region, like I NEED more sex. ...

Fuzing ElsewhereWalker’s Point is no longer the home of Fuzion Cafe & Lounge (524 S. Second St., 414-455-3281). The restaurant, whose menu included Korean kalbi beef and crawfish étouffée, is moving to a location on the North Side. ...

So…like…um…Boo!A strange Halloween, this one. Forget about zombies or maniacs in our midst. Today’s terrors come in strange, real forms: flu bugs, Viking quarterbacks, Glenn Beck. ...

Wild for Warhol? NYC designer Robert Lee Morris, a friend of the late artist, has a collection of jewelry inspired by Andy’s drawings and paintings. The only place around town to purchase it is East Towne Jewelers. ...

Hosed on Brady (1689 N. Franklin Pl.) recently replaced the old Franklin Place bar next to the Milwaukee Fire Station Engine No. 6. The much-needed makeover was noticeable with bright lights and the fire station theme. ...

It’s been a field day for the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reporting on the huge payments going to fraudulent day care providers. But there’s really a far deeper institutional problem here, one started by former Gov. ...