Democrat Gov. Tony Evers begs Wisconsin GOP to stop fighting mask mandates

Donald Trump's campaign rallies have been filled with classic songs whose authors and their heirs loudly reject him and his politics.It's become a sub-cycle in the endless campaign cycle. The Trump campaign can hardly play a song without the artist denouncing its use and sending a cease-and-desist letter.

Ivanka Trump made her second visit to Wisconsin in just two weeks in an effort to drum up support for her father in a battleground state that will prove crucial to this year's election outcome.  Trump hosted a conversation with campaign adviser Mercedes Schlapp in front of a group of 80 supporters at the Polish Center of Wisconsin and touted her father's pledge to bring 10 million jobs back to the country in 10 months if he's reelected and an agricultural plan to use farming surpluses to tackle

Henry Winkler's Fonzie will reunite with his Happy Days cast this Sunday to raise funds for theDemocratic Party of Wisconsin — home state of the iconic sitcom. Joined byRon Howard (Richie Cunningham), Don Most (Ralph Malph), Anson Williams (Potsie Weber), Marion Ross (Marion Cunningham), as well as writer Lowell Ganz plus a few special guests, the event will be available for a minimum donation of $1, with all proceedsaiding Joe Biden's campaign in the key battleground state.

John Stamos is throwing his name in the hat to help out the cast of Happy Days in filling the void of Chachi.

Alexandra Del Rosario Associate Editor/Nights & WeekendsHenry Winkler, Ron Howard, Don Most and more Happy Days stars will come together for a cast reunion hosted by the Democratic Party of Wisconsin on Sunday Oct. 26.Also set to join the Sunday event are Anson Williams, Marion Ross and writer Lowell Ganz.

Ellise Shafer editorThe cast of “Happy Days” is reuniting to raise money for the Democratic Party of Wisconsin, the state in which the classic show is set.Henry Winkler, Ron Howard, Don Most, Anson Williams, Marion Ross and writer Lowell Ganz will all make an appearance at the virtual fundraiser on Oct. 25 at 6 p.m.

Democratic Sen.Tammy Baldwin urged President Trump to send COVID-19 supplies to Wisconsin, citing six months of shortages that have further exacerbated mounting cases and hospitalizations in recent weeks.  "I urged you to act to deliver this assistance swiftly," Baldwin said, citing an earlier letter to Trump in April.

A Kansas man has been arrested in connection with threatening to kidnap and kill a mayor over a mandatory mask ordinance, which he called a form of tyranny, the mayor said Friday.  Meredith Dowty, 59, was booked into the Sedgwick County Jail, according to records, though he has not been charged.  Wichita Mayor Brandon Whipple said another city official read him the text messages Dowty is accused of writing.They asked about his address and threatened his life, the Kansas City Star reported.

Denver Mayor Michael Hancock said Friday that cases of coronavirus are higher than ever in the Centennial state’s capital and surrounding county, prompting health officials to take action and enact additional measures to combat the spread. “Over the past several weeks, we have worked hard to reduce our caseloads and keep hospitalizations from increasing,” Hancock said Friday.

A federal judge Wednesday blocked efforts by a conservative group to stop more than $6 million in election grant money from tech industry groups to five cities in Wisconsin.  The lawsuit filed against the nonprofit Center for Tech and Civic Life claims that the influx in cash favors predominantly blue regions in nine battleground states, including Iowa and Pennsylvania. U.S.

Wisconsin Gov.Tony Evers said he plans to activate the Wisconsin National Guard to make up for poll worker shortages in dozens of municipalities across the state. “The Guard will play a role as much as they are needed," Evers said.

Greg Evans Associate Editor/Broadway CriticRefresh for updates Acknowledgements, thank yous, laments for shuttered theaters, pleas for racial justice and get-out-the-vote plugs (for one presidential candidate, anyway) are being offered by this year’s crop of Tony Award nominees.“The closing of Broadway theatres (indeed almost all American theatres) this year has left us without a vital resource to gather together and examine ourselves and our nation and has reminded us just how important live

Lauren Goodger has flaunted her fuller-looking lips as she stepped out in Manchester.The 34 year old, who recently looked unrecognisable in a made-under snap as she wore a polka dot dress, was photographed dressed up warm for the chilly weather as she arrived at Cosmetic Couture holding a coffee cup.The former The Only Way Is Essex star looked gorgeous as she donned a massive silver puffer jacket with a fur hood over a plain black long-sleeved top.

A Wisconsin judge on Wednesday temporarily blocked an order from Gov.Tony Evers' administration limiting the number of people who can gather in bars, restaurants and other indoor places, a move that comes as the state breaks records for new coronavirus cases, deaths and hospitalizations. The Tavern League of Wisconsin sued on Tuesday.

A Wisconsin restaurant is installing lights that reportedly kill airborne viruses The Blind Horse Restaurant & Winery in Kohler, Wisconsin, is reportedly the first restaurant in the U.S. to install far-UVC light technology, according to a press release.  Healthe, Inc., a Florida-based company, made the lights -- called “Healthe Space” lights -- which “provide real-time mitigation of harmful pathogens and viruses,” the release said.

Advisor to the president Ivanka Trump visited Wisconsin ahead of a visit to Georgia on Tuesday for campaign events three weeks before the 2020 presidential election. The first daughter stopped at a pipe manufacturing plant in Kaukauna, Wis., Tuesday morning before traveling to Hilbert to answer questions from supporters.

Ed Meza @edmezavarGermany’s Maze Pictures has boarded Moscow-based Metrafilm’s KGB comedy series “Pawns,” from writers Michael and Lily Idov, who penned the award-winning 2018 Cannes competition screener “Leto.”The company, which has offices in Munich, Berlin and Lucerne, Switzerland, is also developing a miniseries based on “Ghosts of Berlin,” a book of supernatural stories by filmmaker Rudolf Herzog (son of Werner Herzog), and the tentatively titled mystery series “Parallels.”On the film