The Chicago hardcore band has canceled their Ian’s Party gig, but that doesn’t make them any less awesome.
Tag: Vol. 43 No. 15
Issue of Jan. 2 – 8, 2014
Did you read about George W. Bush, stolen brains, and David Brooks?
Also the poor, a recently fired Byliner editor, dogs, rare flutes, Michael Patrick Thornton, and the Atlas of the Historical Geography of the United States?
A heap of nonfiction and the rest of this week’s screenings
A roundup of new and notable movies playing in Chicago between 1/3 and 1/9
The Manxman, The Warriors, and other Reader-recommended movies to watch online this week
Some recommended movies from Old Movies to Watch Now, in which Reader film capsules guide what you should watch online.
Reader’s Agenda Fri 1/3: American Skathic 20-Year Celebration, WinterDance, and Sundance shorts
What’s on the Reader‘s Agenda for Friday, January 3
City to See—and more movies to see—at the Museum of Contemporary Art
Noting three upcoming film programs in January: a shorts collection from Chicago Film Archives, a retrospective of Chilean director Pablo Larraín, and a multimedia performance piece co-coordinated by the Nightingale Cinema
The seventh edition of Ian’s Party is here
Ian’s Party brings over 40 great bands to town for its seventh year.
12 O’Clock Track: Screamo outfit Mans go for pop with “This Is My Prime Time”
A cut as heavy and colossal as any great 90s west-coast screamo tune that doesn’t fit every genre convention.
Did you read about an online marijuana publication, food from Starbucks, and Chance the Rapper?
Also Edward Snowden, Rob Ford, artificial intelligence, Jaguars, impossible-to-finish books, and Willa Cather?
Best shows to see: DonChristian & Rahel, Otis Clay, Sam Prekop
The best shows to see through Sunday include DonChristian & Rahel, Otis Clay, and Sam Prekop.
Reader’s Agenda Thu 1/2: Bowie Ball, Habitat Conservation Fair, and Story Club
What’s on the Reader‘s Agenda for Thursday, January 2
Dating while fat
Dan on BBW, belly punching, and how to feel more like a man—or better yet, a person
Plenty of time to consider the Times
As the New York Times has shown of late, there are errors and there are errors.