The governor and the mayor try to fool supporters into thinking they don’t get along.
Tag: Vol. 45 No. 6
Issue of Nov. 5 – 11, 2015
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Nasty Baby confirms Sebastian Silva’s considerable filmmaking talent
The latest from Chilean-born, New York-based filmmaker Sebastian Silva is currently playing at the Music Box.
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Remembering Nelson Peery, Chicagoan and dyed-in-the-wool communist
The radical activist’s death brought leftists out of the woodwork.
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Did you read about Patrick Kane, Amazon, and the Twitter ‘heart’ button?
Also These United States, the death rate, coywolves, predatory financial advertising, and Theaster Gates’s “Sanctum”?
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Check out two sides of roots revisionist Holly Golightly
The Georgia-based expat plays Township on Thursday night.
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The secret to Congrats on Your Success’s success as a stand-up showcase
The show Rebecca O’Neal launched in a Logan Square bookstore is celebrating its three-year anniversary.
Posted inMusic
Natalie Chami of TALsounds on Alice Coltrane’s primal spirituality
Current musical obsessions of the Reader’s Leor Galil, Natalie Chami of TALsounds, and R&B singer Ravyn Lenae
Posted inFood & Drink
Save Cantina 1910 from ignorant Yelpers
Chef Diana Dávila is making imaginative, original Mexican food in Andersonville, a neighborhood that doesn’t always embrace culinary talent.
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What it’s like working the information desk at O’Hare, ‘the world’s greatest people zoo’
This week’s Chicagoan is Travelers Aid volunteer Al Borcover, who fields O’Hare’s most frequently asked questions.
Posted inArts & Culture
Middle-aged wisdom from former Silver Screen Fiend Patton Oswalt
As in his recent memoir, the comedian reflects on work-life balance, fatherhood, recreational habits, and other ways his life has changed since the 1990s.