When it comes to “authentic” Chicago, Christopher Nolan’s The Dark Knight is more like a Gray Line tour.
Tag: Vol. 37 No. 45
Issue of Jul. 31 – Aug. 6, 2008
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A 2007 interview with the late Walter Netsch
A 2007 interview with the late Chicago architect Walter Netsch: “I wasn’t going to design a nightclub or a whorehouse. That’s what it became.”
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Latino theater festival opens this weekend
Showcase of Latino drama and music kicks off with an opening and a closing.
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“Hard mod” weekender kicks off Thursday
A “hard mod” weekender kicks off on Thursday.
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Good news and bad news for Sunday cyclists
Good news and bad news about the Chicagoland Bicycle Federation’s proposed Sunday Parkways program
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Should the Senate celebrate James Dobson?
Gay group protests Senate kudos for James Dobson’s Hall of Fame honor.
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More Chicago “radical” connections
More board-related, vague connections with Chicago political radicals from the Obama camp.
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8/7 — Crafts and cupcakes
Preview of Faythe Levine’s documentary about the DIY craft movement
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You call Obama a celebrity? I’ll show you a celebrity.
A celebrity takes on McCain and heightens the level of political debate at a crucial time. But it’s not Obama, or even Oprah.
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Bourdain shoots Chicago
Anthony Bourdain is in town this week shooting an episode of No Reservations.
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Next big thing: baby sharing
Would you rent a dog if you could? Here’s a better idea.
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Obama — Afghanistan’s Next Victim?
Can his Afghanistan policy make Barack Obama that war’s next victim?
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9/13-11/15 — Printmaking course for high schoolers
Registration under way for fall printmaking course