Bill Cahill—journalist, PR pro, letter writer, and Cubs fan—is dead.
Tag: Vol. 43 No. 25
Issue of Mar. 13 – 19, 2014
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Best shows to see: Milford Graves & Joe McPhee, Chicago Symphony Orchestra with Mitsuko Uchida, Charlemagne Palestine, Russian Circles
The best shows to see through the weekend include Milford Graves & Joe McPhee, Chicago Symphony Orchestra with Mitsuko Uchida, Charlemagne Palestine, and Russian Circles.
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Reader’s Agenda Thu 3/13: “Hemingway the Hunter,” Kokorokoko’s anniversary, and sound artist Marcus Schmickler
What’s on the Reader‘s Agenda for Thursday, March 13
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Keeping the faith
Dan on staying faithful, exploring BDSM without the sex, and embarking on a fantasy facial
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The Reader’s roundup of Saint Pat’s 2014 events
Where to wear green, see green, and drink green
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Englewood’s message to Mayor Wreck-it Rahm
While Mayor Rahm sang a song of self-love at SXSW, four teen poets from Englewood spoke the truth about what’s really going on in Chicago.
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Chicago League of Lady Arm Wrestlers takes it over the top
Chicago League of Lady Arm Wrestlers takes it over the top
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Ibn Inglor’s searing “Damaged”
The south-side MC’s newest track from his forthcoming New Wave 2 mixtape is an industrial rager shot through with loneliness.
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Nightingale Cinema keeps the George Kuchar celebration going
Noting a program of two films from 1968 by legendary underground filmmaker
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12 O’Clock Track: “A Bossa Nova É Foda,” amped-up beauty from Caetano Veloso
The latest album by the brilliant Brazilian singer finally gets a U.S. release.
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Did you read about Meryl Streep, SXSW, and 20-pound cats?
Also the Senate and the CIA, a carbon-emissions-capturing coal plant, malls, First Kiss, and places to cry in New York City?
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Friends set up a benefit for a widowed Chicago chef and his newborn twins
Former Chicago 312 chef Dean Zanella gets help in the wake of his wife’s passing.
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Hubbard Street Dance tears up the floor in a battle of the sexes
In a program of four works by Jirí Kylián, Hubbard Street Dance tears up the floor in a battle of the sexes.