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Tag: Vol. 39 No. 32
Issue of Apr. 29 – May. 5, 2010
Morning Art: Jennifer Cronin
Part of “The Peculiar Manifestation of Paint in My Life,” on display at Elephant Room, Inc.
The Costume Institute Gala
Blue, purple, and vampy at the Met’s Costume Institute Gala.
Morning Art: Jennifer Cronin
An untitled painting by Jennifer Cronin, part of The Peculiar Manifestation of Paint in My Life, a show of her work opening Fri 5/7, 6-10 PM, at Elephant Room, Inc., 704 S. Wabash, 708-369-4742.
5/4 — Free Performance by Trap Door Theatre
Trap Door Theatre presents a free performance of A Couple of Poor Polish-Speaking Romanians tonight at 8 PM in FXK Theater.
The James Beard Chefstaurant Awards
Chicago highlights from last night’s Beard awards.
Simple Answers to Important Questions
The Illinois budget: a game of chicken where nobody moves.
Alexi Giannoulias: He’s Just Like Us
Alexi Giannoulias’s “Fighter” ad: it’s not honest, but it’s right.
Annabelle & Bear
A biker reluctantly takes responsibility for his daughter away from the girl’s junkie mom, in Amy Weber’s Michigan-shot “Annabelle & Bear,” screening at the Midwest Independent Film Festival.
Jim Kirk Joining the Chicago News Cooperative
Jim Kirk leaves Bloomberg News to join the Chicago News Cooperative as managing editor.
Laura Marling Keeps Finding Her Voice
On her second album, Laura Marling comes into her own at the age of 20.
Through 5/31 — Free Coffee for Teachers at Corner Bakery Cafe
In May, Corner Bakery Cafe offers free coffee to teachers with a valid school ID.
5/4 — Free Lecture by Shulamit Ran
Composer Shulamit Ran gives a free lecture tomorrow at Max Palevsky Cinema in U. of C.’s Ida Noyes Hall.