Would Ernie Banks throw in the towel just because his Cubs were down three-zip to the Mets?
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Chief Keef’s hologram can’t catch a break, and it’s a win for Keef
Keef’s hologram can’t seem to get a show anywhere near the Chicagoland area, but that might not be so bad for the rapper.
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A blogger explains why he gives his work away for free to HuffPo
dWriting for HuffPo, doing good, and making nothing
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Has the Museum of Broadcast Communications finally found its frequency?
Has the Museum of Broadcast Communications finally found its frequency?
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How Chicago’s hot dog scene has changed—and hasn’t—from the era of Jane Byrne to Hot Doug
Talking Chicago hot dog history over a couple of Hoppin’ Hots with Rich Bowen, author of Hot Dog Chicago
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Chicago magazine takes a solid look at a respectable restaurant year
The annual list of best new restaurants is out—but what’s missing?
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Illinois is no state for old cronies, says Bruce Rauner
Bruce Rauner on cronyism in business and politics
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Happy tenth to Boka Group, Alinea back in top ten, and other food news
Boka’s ten, Alinea’s number nine, and Action Bronson is back and hungry.
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Chicago magazine’s best, and the rest
An alternative look at the past year on Chicago’s food scene
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Ryan McCaskey isn’t just a Michelin-starred burger guy, damn it
How the Acadia chef-owner is aiming for acclaim with his high-end tasting menu.
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The Jungle Book sets off another rumble
Silk Road theater’s Jamil Khoury took aim at Mary Zimmerman and The Jungle Book only to be disarmed.
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Faith, sin, and journalism’s high priests
On faith, sin, and journalism’s priesthood.
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Racial integration is possible in Chicago
In a city with a sordid history of segregation, there are beacons of light and reasons to be thankful
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Little loft on the Silicon Prairie
A Chicago magazine article looks at 1871 and Chicago’s tenuous tech bubble
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Paul McGrath, RIP
Paul McGrath, a journalist brought into City Hall by Jane Byrne, has died