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Peter Geye will read from his new book "The Ski Jumpers" at 6 p.m. Friday at Leopolds in Madison and 3 p.m. Saturday at Arcadia Books in Spring Green.

Picks for Sept. 15-18 features the debuts of Urban Harvest Festival, Northside Festival and the Westmorland Park Summer Nights concert series; End of Summer Blues.

A rich man pretends to be poor to woo Lydia Languish, whose aunt has other ideas about a suitable match, 6/11-9/17, American Players Theatre, Spring Green.

Capri Catanzaro is running for State Representative -- here's why.

Iowa County Sheriff's Deputies made an arrest Monday before noon at an address on Schreiner Road in Spring Gre...

The sculptor-painter-architect, Tony Smith, born in South Orange, New Jersey in 1912, is one of the best-known unknowns in American art. Most people involved in the art world around New York have met him or know of him. Of the generation of, and a friend of Pollock, Still, Rothko and Newman, he has “always” painted and “always” made sculpture, which he has thought of as a private and purely experimental pursuit. (“I didn’t think of them as sculptures but as presences of a sort.”) T...

Picks for Sept. 1-4 features the fall semester kick-off for UW Cinematheque; concerts by Baby Tyler and Atomic.

A rich man pretends to be poor to woo Lydia Languish, whose aunt has other ideas about a suitable match, 6/11-9/17, American Players Theatre, Spring Green.

Everyone loves a good art scandal. They can be fun, but the problem is that the common ones are well-known; everyone knows that Picasso had several wives and girlfriends (treating none of them well), that Gauguin moved to French Polynesia in his later years so he could fuck with minors, and that…

A rich man pretends to be poor to woo Lydia Languish, whose aunt has other ideas about a suitable match, 6/11-9/17, American Players Theatre, Spring Green.