The Chicago Loop never outdid their first 45, despite a wild psychedelic single in 1968 that holds up great today.
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Johari Noelle addresses 2020’s overlapping crises with a socially distanced new video
Johari Noelle addresses 2020’s overlapping crises with a socially distanced new video, Serengeti drops a non-Kenny Dennis acoustic album, and more.
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Goodbye to songwriter Michael Smith
With “The Dutchman” and other widely recorded songs, Michael Smith created emotional realities that let you feel along with his characters.
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Should the media boycott White House media briefings? Probably not.
Reporters who are still allowed in to White House briefings probably should go.
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As Trump kicks out reporters, the Washington Post declares war on ‘darkness’
As Trump bars reporters from press briefing, his media war heats up.
Posted inArts & Culture
Dark times in light opera
With “Operetta in Exile,” Chicago Folks Operetta celebrates composers and librettists whose livelihoods—and lives—were threatened by Nazism.
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12 O’Clock Track: Merchandise, “Time”
Watch the video for “Time” by Tampa postpunk group Merchandise, who play in Chicago on Friday
Posted inNews & Politics
What’s Happening With Sulzer Library’s VHS Tapes?
(Not to mention the chairs and tables)
Posted inColumns & Opinion
Every Easter God Makes Headlines
Time asked an interesting question on last week’s cover: “What if there’s no hell?” Was this supposed to be one more thing to worry about? Easter is when the press gets metaphysical, finding matters to meditate on that we usually won’t touch with a ten-foot pole. Like a royal wedding, it’s an indulgence, and I’m […]
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Journalism is still not a profession
“Card-carrying journalist” remains an oxymoron, TG.
