Filmmaker Nikki Milan Houston shows her groovy style.
Tag: Vol. 45 No. 49
Issue of Sep. 15 – 21, 2016
The Chicago History Museum, Zanies, and more places to watch tonight’s presidential debate
Watch Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump’s first official debate at these Chicago venues.
Don’t expect the Cubs to win just because they’re really good
Talent can take the Chicago Cubs only so far.
Peter Thiel and “the YouTube couple” stir Chicago’s Second City syndrome
Recent comments exposed the city’s inferiority complex.
Chicago ranked as the best city for biking in the U.S., and other news
Also, former CPD superintendent Garry McCarthy thinks releasing the Laquan McDonald video was a mistake.
As his column turns 30, remembering Eric Zorn’s biggest crusade
The Chicago Tribune columnist railed against the prosecution of Rolando Cruz when few others seemed to care.
Cheers Live, Expo Chicago, and more things to do in Chicago this week
“Underwater Vines,” Throwing Shade, and more happenings from September 19-22
Every CPD patrol officer will have a body cam by 2018, and other Chicago news
Also, Stephen Colbert sold hot dogs at Wrigley Field this weekend.
‘The clit is just a big eyebrow to me,’ and more memorable quotes from the Reader’s Chicagoans column
Oral historian Anne Ford celebrates the 150th Chicagoans column.
An Evening of Dance With MacArthur Fellows puts genius onstage
In honor of the 35th anniversary of the MacArthur Fellowships, a free performance featuring five fellows from the dance world.
Watch a Johnny’s Grill chef make chorizo with ‘wheat meat’
Challenged to create a dish with vital wheat gluten, Sarah Jordan whips up a seitan chorizo that would please even nonvegetarians.
New York’s Slavic Soul Party! reimagine Duke Ellington’s Far East Suite
Wild Balkan brass band Slavic Soul Party! add their distinctive flavor to Ellington’s late-60s Eastern-inspired masterpiece.
Artist Larry Achiampong finds inspiration in Grand Theft Auto V and The Simpsons
He appears tonight at the Stony Island Arts Bank.
Riot Fest, Bang Bang Pie’s Backyard Dinner, and more things to do in Chicago this weekend
Wicker Park & West Town Lit Fest, “More Strange Than True,” and more happenings from September 16-18.
Outsider artist and antifolk musician Lonnie Holley gives a rare public performance at Intuit
Atlanta-based artist Lonnie Holley, 66, has been playing music for decades, but for most of that time he never performed outside the privacy of his home.