Triad Radio, Chicago’s pioneering experiment in commercial free-form radio, left the airwaves in 1977. Now longtime program director Saul Smaizys is moving its archives online.
Tag: Faust
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Know thy mayor: A few of Rahm’s favorite things
Mayor Emanuel’s picks for reading, dining, and recreation, from fly fishing to Faust to Four Moon Tavern
Posted inArts & Culture
Choir Boy, Foxfinder, and 12 more stage shows to see now
A play by Moonlight author Tarell Alvin McCraney and a paranoiac drama by British playwright Dawn Hall are among this week’s best bets.
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Thalia Hall gets far-out with this weekend’s psych-heavy Levitation Chicago festival
Levitation’s massive celebration of weirdo tunes kicks off on Thursday night.
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The Nightmare Before Christmas, Faust, and other Reader-recommended movies to watch online this week
Reader film capsules guide what you should watch online.
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Helvetica, Quadrophenia, and other Reader-recommended movies to watch online this week
Reader film capsules guide what you should watch online.
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The year in nausea
Quite a few high-profile releases of 2013 asked us to consider the existence of evil.
Posted inFilm
In Gravity, George Clooney and Sandra Bullock are lost in space
With Gravity, Alfonso Cuaron delivers a philosophical sci-fi drama.
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Aldrich rides again, and the rest of this week’s movies
A roundup of new and notable movies playing in Chicago between August 16 and 22.
Posted inMusic
Gossip Wolf: Cheer-Accident emerges from hibernation
Cheer-Accident emerges from hibernation, Baathhaus go through plenty of “blood, glitter, and jizz” at their first video shoot, and more.
Posted inArts & Culture
Text and art had a baby . . .
“Text and Drugs and Rock & Roll” at the Maxwell Colette Gallery
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Sunrise in the dark
F. W. Murnau’s silent 1927 masterpiece screens tonight at the Silent Summer Film Festival.
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Pavement Tour Diary: Brixton Academy (and London Coffee Quest)
Pavement plays four nights at the Brixton Academy, and Jeremy tries to complete his disloyalty card.
Posted inMusic
The List, October 15-21, 2009
Critics’ Choices and other notable concerts: Lou Barlow, Jemina Pearl, Kurt Rosenwinkel, Dethklok, Converge, Wilco, and more