Alas, this context doesn’t apply to del Toro’s priestless scene, proving imitation is an illogical form of flattery. 20th ...

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Mural at Oak Palace in Holly Springs, Mississippi, featuring Fannie Lou Hamer, Ida B. Wells and Alfred “Skip” Robinson Credit: Michelle Duster It’s only been a little over six months since the 47th ...

The March thaw is here so it’s a great time to spring into some incredible performances. From a Peabody Award-winning comedian to an innovative feminist icon, here’s a look at some of the incredible ...

Ingrid Bergman, Angela Lansbury, and Charles Boyer in GASLIGHT (1944). Credit: MGM. The lights are dimming but someone says the room is bright. That’s gaslighting. The word stems from the MGM classic ...

Fans of TITANIC (1997) can virtually board the famed ship in Titanic: A Voyage Through Time. Credit: Fever Hub Chicago. Thanks to Titanic: A Voyage Through Time, history fans can step back to 1912 ...

If you’re looking for some great entertainment to help you forget about all the April showers, you are in luck. From K-Pop superstars to an emo icon on a solo tour, the Chicago-area is absolutely ...

Last year I spent almost $200 on charging cables. See, when you stumble through the darkness at 4 a.m. for daily writing sessions and you have two young kids zooming around, cables are bound to break.

The iconic Chicago Pride Parade took place in the Lakeview and Lincoln Park neighborhoods on Sunday, June 28. “Free to Be Proud” was the theme of this year’s event as participants, elected officials, ...

The women of Chicago Womxn’s Suffrage Tribute Committee pose in front of the Speak Up! mural at 623 S. Wabash. Left to Right: Michelle Duster, Kris Nesbitt, Lori Osborne, Meg Duguid, Catherine ...

Brandon (John Dall), Janet (Joan Chandler) and Rupert (James Stewart) in Alfred Hitchcock’s Rope (1948). From film screenings and premiere plays to indoor concerts and outdoor festivals, the Windy ...