A good part of this home’s attractiveness can be found at or above the crown molding.

245 of Louisville’s Top Attorneys, Chosen by Their Peers.

The bronze statuary of sculptor Raymond Graf is popping up all over town.

After three decades of delighting, sobering, challenging and even shocking audiences, Actors Theatre’s Humana Festival of New American Plays eschews complacency, refusing to go gentle into that good night.

The star in question is Nadja Salerno-Sonnenberg, who is widely thought of as among the greatest violinists now playing. The fact that she is also immensely glamorous helps, and before anyone jumps up and claims that PR hype and an air of exotic glamour have no part to play in serious music-making, let’s remember that many of the great virtuosi of the past were matinee idols who used looks and charisma to advance their careers.

The world-renowned Irish step-dancing production Riverdance begins a three-day, five performance run at the Kentucky Center March 9.

The main commercial stretch of the Bardstown Road/Baxter Avenue corridor is full of distinctive stores and restaurants, and now it’s being extended down Baxter into the Phoenix Hill and Irish Hill neighborhoods near Rogers and Payne streets, where an intriguing mix of shops caters to your not-so-everyday needs.

If you’re not familiar with the terms “utility computing” and “on-demand computing,” Adam and Hendy Wiebe will happily introduce them to your vocabulary.

Miriam Klein says she’s a shy person, but you’d never suspect it by the way she bops around and sings to a room filled with toddlers — sometimes she’s so enthusiastic it’s hard to tell her from her small students.

Long gone are the heydays when he palled around with Pee Wee King and Johnny Cash and moved 150 cars a week at his Seventh and York lot, but 81-year-old Bob Ryan’s doing just fine, thank you very much.