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Tag: Vol. 43 No. 21
Issue of Feb. 13 – 19, 2014
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Reader’s Agenda Thu 2/13: Off the Wall Cabaret, Cinema Slapdown, and Karen Russell
What’s on the Reader‘s Agenda for Thursday, February 13
Posted inColumns & Opinion
Masturbate? You mean “Hail Satan!”
Dan on masturbating your way out of a restrictive relationship, handling depression before a woman, and lesbian synonyms for twink.
Posted inArts & Culture
For Valentine’s Day we’re celebrating the power of love
We’re celebrating Valentine’s Day (believe it!) by focusing on four of Chicago’s “power couples,” as chosen by our readers.
Posted inArts & Culture
Things to do on Valentine’s Day that aren’t awful
Valentine’s Day dining and events
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Buzz Burgers, Barrels & Beer: Eccentric burgers, BYO
A North Center eatery ventures far beyond the traditional burger.
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Thoughts on the tenth birthday of Kanye West’s The College Dropout
You may have mixed feelings about what Kanye has become since 2004, but don’t forget about the sea change he helped work on pop rap when he broke out.
Posted inArts & Culture
V-Day Issue: Finding love in poli-sci and sci-fi
V-Day Issue: Claire and Rufus Barner intend to leave Chicago a better place than they found it.
Posted inArts & Culture
V-Day Issue: A power couple like Matt Damon and Ben Affleck, but better
V-Day Issue: Lynn Rondeau and Katy Bird are the type of people who’ll parallel park your car for you.
Posted inArts & Culture
V-Day Issue: Young love later in life
V-Day Issue: Eleanor Spiess-Ferris and Umberto Tosi are “male and female versions of the same creative spirit.”
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V-Day Issue: A duo that met on the dance floor
V-Day Issue: Aay Preston-Myint and Colin Dickson’s first date “didn’t just have a third wheel, it had 20.”
Posted inBlogs
Tonight: Embrace Psalm One’s new name at the Hideout
The local rapper just released Hug Life her first full-length as Hologram Kizzie, a name that’s given her the freedom to make whatever music she wants.
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Black Cinema House to present Jules Dassin’s rarely revived Uptight this Sunday
Noting a revival of the 1968 drama, which depicts the civil rights movement in a period of crisis.
Posted inArts & Culture
Biologists evolve in Timeline’s The How and the Why
The How and the Why survives on smarts and at least one great performance.