UrbanTheater Company brings Nuyorican drama to the Goodman’s Latino Theatre Festival.
Tag: Vol. 37 No. 46
Issue of Aug. 7 – 13, 2008
Messiaen now & later
Some of Messiaen’s best interpreters play his most famous work on Monday at Ravinia.
Punks Apparently Still Allowed in Wicker Park
Erick Lyle, the erstwhile Iggy Scam, plays the Beat Kitchen tonight and reads from his new book at Quimby’s on Monday.
More High-Level Chicago Tribune Resignations
The Chicago Tribune loses three top editors.
What’s Old: Young Mr. Lincoln
John Ford’s Young Mr. Lincoln screens at Bank of America Cinema.
Blogroll: southsidesox.com
Southsidesox.com may just be the Sox fan’s antidote to the dailies–but not to Javier Vazquez.
How They DId It
The Sun-Times writes a solid series on children and violence, marred only by gibberish about arithmetic methodology
Minority Chinese food
Reader contributor Nicholas Day takes a look at the cuisine of “the other China” in Slate.
Going, Going Fast
DuPage County Judge Kenneth Popejoy’s decision to give Mayor Daley the green light to destroy the Dead Zone deprives taxpayers and school children of a valuable learning tool.
Bill Wyman on the Edwards love child and the MSM
Bill Wyman explains how the press might do a better job on the John Edwards love child story.