The Twin Cities MC goes wild dropping rhymes on the spacey tune from last year’s Talk to Strangers EP.
Tag: Vol. 43 No. 18
Issue of Jan. 23 – 29, 2014
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Did you read about Hillary Clinton, Team USA, and Swingers?
Also Susanna Atanus, Mayor Emanuel, booze, weight loss, books with click-bait titles, the pope, and a German retirement community?
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Best shows to see: Henry Butler, Action Bronson, Los Campesinos!
The best shows to see through Sunday include Chicago Psych Fest V, Henry Butler, Action Bronson, and Los Campesinos!
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Reader’s Agenda Thu 1/23: Con Air, the Chicago Picasso, and Chicago Psych Fest V
Con Air Looking for something to do today? Agenda‘s got you covered. Doc Films, the University of Chicago’s student film society, hosts a screening of the Nic Cage actioner Con Air, which former Reader film critic Lisa Alspector called “both cheeky and tongue-in-cheek because it’s so far over-the-top.” At Co-Prosperity Sphere, South Side Projections screens […]
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A real pain in the vulva
Dan on experiencing harsh pain down there, sampling your own cream pie, and seeking sex outside of marriage.
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The Secret History of Chicago Music: Dottie Bee
Indomitable big-band singer Dorothy Brady, aka Dottie Bee,
retired from a four-decade career 20 years ago–and she turns 90 next
week!
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Listen to Bobby Conn’s mix for his daughter
The avant-pop singer made a mix of pop songs for his seven-year-old daughter as she’s getting hooked on Katy Perry.
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Of sandwiches and handwiches: Rosie’s West Town Deli and Burke’s Bacon Bar
Two locations demonstrate the importance of good to-go packaging.
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You “Probably Nu” MC Tree’s new EP would be great
The local rapper-producer just dropped a doozy through Scion AV, and one of the seven songs sets a pretty high bar for rap in 2014.
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Too many of this year’s Rhinofest offerings are too small and too safe
The 25th annual Rhinoceros Theater Festival presents the cozy side of fringe.
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The 25th annual Rhinofest helps define fringe theater
After a quarter century, the Rhinoceros Theater Festival is still bringing theatrical perversity to Chicago.
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This Friday’s moviegoing dilemma: Studs Terkel or Dusan Makavejev?
A multimedia tribute to Studs Terkel’s Working and a 35-millimeter revival of The Coca-Cola Kid are both slated for Friday at 7 PM.
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Llewyn Davis was a journeyman—and every industry has them
The journey of Llewyn Davis resonates for journeymen everywhere.
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12 O’Clock Track: “An Wem: Notes From Underground,” unnerving toy-piano ambience from Xenia Pestova
A haunting toy-piano piece composed by Derek Hurst
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Savion Glover’s Stepz hits some stormy weather
Savion Glover’s tribute to the Nicholas Brothers lacks wit and entertainment value.