A handful of Khmer dishes punctuates the Thai, Vietnamese, and Cajun-Asian offerings at this Lombard restarautant
Tag: Vol. 45 No. 21
Issue of Mar. 3 – 9, 2016
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Kendrick Lamar continues to show why he’s an unmatched force with a B sides collection
As a collection of one-offs and loosies, Kendrick Lamar’s Untitled Unmastered isn’t as cohesive as his previous albums, but its individual songs still resonate.
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Lady Gaga jumps into Lake Michigan and other Chicago news
Also, remembering Nancy Reagan’s Chicago childhood.
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Chance the Rapper collaborator Jack Red steps out of the MC’s shadow with his solo debut
South-side singer Jack Red tackles popular notions about black love and marriage (and other thorny subjects) with his distinctive R&B.
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The last days of the Lugo Hotel?
The for-sale Pilsen SRO sees time running out under a city ordinance meant to preserve affordable housing.
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Willie Wilson believes he’s running for president. Why doesn’t anyone else?
The erstwhile mayoral candidate tries his hand at national politics.
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Veteran reedist Charles Lloyd keeps evolving, even at 77
The jazz great presents a new sound on his superb new album I Long to See You
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In a crisis, GOP leaders cling to origin story
Is there room for Trump in the party of Lincoln?
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Chiditarod hits the streets, the Interview Show celebrates eight years, and more things to do in Chicago this weekend
Waffle Fest 6, Gilmore Guys, and more happenings from March 4-6.
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Less is the Moor in this Othello
Chicago Shakespeare’s latest production is a low-stakes tragedy.
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The book on Lifeline Theatre’s Midnight Cowboy: Watch the movie
Brokeback Mountain this stage adaptation ain’t.
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Monday marks Oozing Wound’s final show with founding drummer Kyle Reynolds
The thrash revivalists are already on the hunt for a new drummer.
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Trump campaign raised a measly $1,600 from downtown donors and other Chicago news
Also, the bizarre murder in a high-rise gym, and the University of Chicago again investigated over its handling of sexual assault.
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Third Object mails the art in, literally
Now on view at Mana Contemporary Chicago, Slow Stretch includes pieces that were sent to future audience members.