Cincinnati Magazine

Juanita Paul wasn't a musician, she was a muse. For more than 60 years she inspired countless Cincinnati musicians. And when she died in September, she left countless broken hearts.

Black Friday doesn't have to be all about the grand bargain.

Stunning 1930s-era train photography by John W. Barriger III

NPR’s famed weekly news quiz show Wait, Wait…Don’t Tell Me! is being filmed at Cincinnati Music Hall on Oct. 24.

Cincinnati Ballet turns 50 this year, and we asked the company’s very first principal dancer, Jane Green, to give us a glimpse back in time.

After 41 years of designing, fitting, and preserving costumes for the Cincinnati Ballet and the Cincinnati Opera, Diana Vandergriff-Adams deserves the title of Wardrobe Queen. Inside Cincinnati Ballet’s brewery-turned-wardrobe-department, she spends up to 70 hours a week spinning tulle into tutus.

Michael Bush, the man who created the iconic white glove, along with Jackson’s signature military jackets and other looks, details his 25-year career as Jackson’s costumer.

If you want to know the best pairing for kale or what on earth broccoli rapini is, Deborah Madison has the answer.

Inside Info: Terren Frenz

The husband-and-wife musicians of the exalted alt-country band Over the Rhine sat down with an old friend and admirer to discuss their spring concert, their autumn album, and the scenic setting where they live and work.