http://www2.journalnow.com/content/list/entertainment/ en Greetings Again, Smittyheads, In this edition we have some more restaurant moves and closings; a Triad Brew Festival celebrating its fourth year; local baseball going pink for a day; a yoga studio merger in the Arts District.]]> Happy Days character, including Henry Winkler himself. The man who was cast as the Fonz pretended to comb the statue's hair and put his arm around the smiling, life-size likeness, which is giving two thumbs up. "To see it in real life and that it exists -- it's just, it's just unbelievable. It really is," Winkler told the invite-only crowd and others gathered nearby trying to hear. Though no scenes were filmed here, Happy Days took place in Milwaukee during its TV run from 1974 to 1984.]]> The Daily Show With Jon Stewart made its first foray into presidential politics with the presciently named Indecision 2000, and the difference in the show's approach to its coverage then and now provides a tongue-in-cheek measure of the show's striking evolution.]]> Saturday Night Live, where John Belushi and Will Ferrell once roamed wild, the Summer Olympics are being called.]]> PATRIOT PIRATES: The Privateer War for Freedom and Fortune in the American Revolution. By Robert H. Patton. Pantheon Books. 304 pages. $26.]]> The Line, a comedy about the passion and perversion of fans waiting 11 days for the premiere of a science-fiction film, the actor Joe Lo Truglio declares, "I'm going line crazy."]]> Ghostbusters at 9 p.m. Saturday, as part of its Cinema Under the Stars series focusing on New York.]]>