The ensemble of teenagers transforms stories into theater.
Tag: Vol. 44 No. 42
Issue of Jul. 16 – 22, 2015
The time I almost found a show that explained my cancer perfectly
But then Chasing Life ended up doing anything but.
Dispatches from Olive Garden’s #BreadstickNation
The Italian-American food chain sent food trucks into Chicago last week.
Our photo recap of the Pitchfork Music Festival
A bunch of bands played, a bunch of rain fell, and a bunch of fun was had at the annual summer shindig.
Battle of the peri-peri chicken: Nando’s vs. Fat Rice
The peri-peri chicken giant is good—but not as good as Fat Rice’s.
Governor Rauner says he can hold as many secret meetings on public time as he wants
The governor’s office fights to keep his calendars and meeting schedules from the public.
We picked up some honors at the AAN Awards
The Reader took home six awards over the weekend at the Association of Alternative Newsmedia convention.
Vic Mensa raps through his clothes
Street View, featuring Vic Mensa and the stylish Pitchfork Music Festival 2015 attendees on Sunday.
Listen to ‘Sex Beat,’ the high-water mark of LA’s Gun Club
Today’s 12 O’Clock Track remains one of the band’s most effective songs.
Did you read about Ashley Madison, Hayao Miyazaki, and the postfeminist dystopia?
Also Donald Trump, the NFL, and Bob Dylan?
Pitchfork Day Three recap: Hot and loud and lots of fun
As the mud dried, the Julie Ruin, Courtney Barnett, and a host of hip-hop shows sent bass booming across Union Park.
DJ Allie Teilz reflects all kinds of weather at Pitchfork
Street View’s Saturday roundup of the best Pitchfork 2015 street style stars DJ Allie Teilz.
Recapping Pitchfork’s second day: Weather forecasts suck, and Sleater-Kinney rules
An unexpected storm briefly shut down the festival, but a triumphant Sleater-Kinney set waited at the end of the rainbow.
25 photos of the soggy Saturday crowd at Pitchfork Music Festival 2015
Saturday faces in the crowd at the 2015 Pitchfork Music Festival.