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Jason Diamond’s Searching for John Hughes is really a journey of self-discovery
The Brooklyn author’s North Shore adolescence was a different kind of teen movie.
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After a rape story unravels, a disgraced reporter heads home
Calamity West’sRolling imagines the aftermath of a real-life media scandal.
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Bop king Dlow dances up the Billboard Hot 100 with ‘Bet You Can’t Do It Like Me’
The Chicago bop king has a new viral hit, and it’s racked up millions of YouTube views in a little more than two months.
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Rock photographer Paul Natkin didn’t just shoot superstars—he was one
A new retrospective at the Ed Paschke Art Center looks back on Natkin’s extraordinary 40-year career.
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Rolling Stone’s UVA rape story and the case against pseudonyms
Is use of a pseudonym a reporter’s mortal sin?
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In The Hunting Ground, universities get an F in addressing sexual assault
Producer Amy Ziering and writer-director Kirby Dick follow up their documentary about rape in the military with one about rape on campus.
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When Keith Haring painted Chicago
The story behind the Keith Haring mural at Wells High School
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The Newsroom and headline news collide
Sometimes art and history arrive at the same time.
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Chicago-style democracy endures under Mayor Emanuel
How did the city pick the Near North Side for Obama College Prep? The mayor’s office won’t discuss it.
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Five honors students from Chicago rap’s freshman class
Five honors students from Chicago rap’s freshman class: Alex Wiley, Saba, Spenzo, Taylor Bennett, and ZMoney
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Gossip Wolf: Den replace their bassist and ready their first LP
Gossip Wolf: Soundtrack Serenade plays Spinal Tap, Chance the Rapper plays Bob Marley, and more.
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Gun Guys: Not quite lock, stock, and barrel
Dan Baum’s latest could use more guys, less Baum.
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Gossip Wolf: A changing of the guard at the Hideout
A changing of the guard at the Hideout, a new indie “supergroup,” and a solo album from half of String Theory
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Artist on Artist: John Flansburgh of They Might Be Giants nerds out with Abraham Levitan of Shame That Tune
Artist on Artist: John Flansburgh of They Might Be Giants nerds out with Abraham Levitan of Shame That Tune