Everything old is new again—especially when everything new is old.
Tag: Vol. 43 No. 26
Issue of Mar. 20 – 26, 2014
Posted inBlogs
Reader’s Agenda Thu 3/20: Literary Rock and Roll, High School Hockey Championships, and Queenie Pie
What’s on the Reader‘s Agenda for Thursday, March 20
Posted inColumns & Opinion
An erotic profile, plus Pokemon
Dan on Pokemon fetishism, spanking porn, and getting back at your sanctimonious mother.
Posted inFood & Drink
Distilleries are on the rise in Chicago
The past few years have seen an explosive growth of distilleries in Chicago. Has the city already reached its saturation point?
Posted inMusic
The Secret History of Chicago Music: Ernest “Little Son Joe” Lawlers
Bluesman Ernest “Little Son Joe” Lawlers was overshadowed by his wife, the great Memphis Minnie, but you might remember his “Black Rat Swing.”
Posted inFood & Drink
So an indie video-game designer walks into an arcade bar . . .
In light of the recent flurry of arcade bar openings, we handed a pair of indie video-game designers a fistful of change and set them loose.
Posted inMusic
An oral history of the Green Mill
The Green Mill has more stories than any tavern in town. Here are a few from the past three decades.
Posted inFood & Drink
We handpicked 30 of our favorite bars, by neighborhood
We handpicked 30 of our favorite bars, by neighborhood
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Mayor Rahm loses in primary election!
Look on the bright side, Chicago—in Tuesday’s primary, voters showed their utter disgust with Mayor Rahm’s policies. In a roundabout way.
Posted inBlogs
March Madness for book nerds
The Morning News Tournament of Books posts a deceptively simple question: How do we choose what we read?
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Chandler London’s star trek
The Chicago rapper just set a course for the hip-hop heavens with his new EP, Ritchie: A Space Odyssey.
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The great Luis Tosar continues to impress in Operation E
The Colombian-set docudrama screens again tomorrow as part of the European Union Film Festival.
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Restaurants in running for Beards, media not so much
The James Beard Foundation Awards announcements yesterday showed a scene that’s strong on one side, not very strong on the other.
Posted inArts & Culture
Love hurts in Goodman’s Venus in Fur
David Ives deliciously satirizes the novel that gave us S-M in Goodman’s Venus in Fur.