Feeling ambivalent about the recent French drama Polisse. But how will I feel in three decades?
Tag: Vol. 41 No. 36
Issue of May. 31 – Jun. 6, 2012
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Did the 1968 baseball season change America forever?
On Tim Wendel’s Summer of ’68: The Season That Changed Baseball, and America, Forever
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Blitzkrieg: Sox’s Dayan “Tank” Viciendo on a roll
The White Sox clobber the Cleveland Indians to close in on first place
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12 O’Clock Track: Three Loco, “Neato”
Blog-fodder rapper Riff Raff shows off his skills on the first track from Three Loco, “Neato”
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What does “alternative” mean anymore?
When does an alternative form of culture stop being alternative?
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What to do at Do-Division Street Fest
Highlights of the Do-Division Street Fest include Peanut Butter Wolf, Le Butcherettes, and Pinebender
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If a tree falls in the Inland Steel Building . . .
The results of the “Idea Tree” competition appear in a pop-up show
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This week’s Culture Vultures recommend:
Chicagoans recommend summer music festivals, Dawoud Bey, and the Encyclopedia Project
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Going, going . . . Take my jacket, please!
The deadline for claiming my Issey Miyake bad-luck jacket is coming up, May 26, at midnight.
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Chicago Craft Beer Week and more in this week’s food and drink events
Memorial Day weekend celebrations, Chicago Craft Beer Week events, restaurant and festival openings, and more
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Film Center presents a digital restoration of The Gold Rush and other notable screenings
New reviews and notable screenings in this week’s issue
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Your Memorial Day cookout Spotify playlist
Oldies, new jams, and a little bit of rocksteady
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Should Tamms be saved for the jobs?
Sure, long-term solitary confinement may be torture, but it provides jobs.
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Tonight: a rare Chicago performance of Georges Aperghis’s Recitations
Tonight at Corbett vs. Dempsey: Recitations by Greek composer Georges Aperghis, whose work ICE performs this weekend