The historical-industrial complex doesn’t want you to know that UFOs started the Chicago Fire.
Tag: Vol. 40 No. 51
Issue of Sep. 15 – 21, 2011
Chicago to get a large-scale bike-sharing program
The city of Chicago announced today that it will have a large-scale bike-sharing program in place by next summer.
A leaner, yuppier Walmart arrives downtown
With the opening of its first downtown store, Walmart sticks its foot firmly through the city’s door.
Fourteen years later, R.E.M. does the right thing
R.E.M. calls it quits after 31 years.
John Paul Keith’s Americana
Memphis rocker John Paul Keith, who plays at the Hideout Thursday night, lassos a huge variety of American music into his sound.
John Lavine says he’s stepping down as dean next year
John Lavine announces he’ll leave Medill next year
Stream the new Brutal Truth album, End Time
Some top-shelf grindcore sickness for today’s lunch break
How many in Chicago Obama’s proposed “Buffett Rule” could affect
There are 212,300 millionaires in Chicago, all of whom could see a tax increase if President Obama’s controversial “Buffett Rule” is passed.
Only an editorial page writes like that!
The New York Times editorial page offers an example of saying nothing badly
50 Cent/Bruce Willis movie Set Up, straight to DVD
50 Cent/Bruce Willis movie Set Up straight to DVD September 20
Drinking beer’s tough, so let the can do the work
Coors Light consistently proves that it has its finger on the pulse of gimmicky, ridiculous beer bottle and can innovation.
Free jazz from Poland at the Hideout on Wednesday
The Polish duo Mikrokolektyw finish up their Chicago visit with a performance at the Hideout on Wednesday.
Upcoming food & drink events: Rare Vines tasting, 694 Chef Showcase
A wine tasting and the inaugural dinner in a new series, both connected to In Fine Spirits.