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Tag: Vol. 46 No. 1
Issue of Oct. 6 – 12, 2016
Posted inBlogs
The proof is in the crust of Union Squared’s Detroit-style pizza
At Revival Food Hall, the Evanston-based pizzeria serves up pies with light, airy, caramelized crusts—but where’s the butter?
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Standing out at an art opening
Street View, featuring gallerist Ceri Hand looking cozy and stylish at Sonnenzimmer’s opening
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Why are burgers delicious? Cook’s Science is here to explain.
The folks behind the America’s Test Kitchen spin-off site dig into the science of the bun and everything in between.
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How to see Open House Chicago, from north to south
The city’s annual tour of overlooked landmarks and curious interiors kicks off this weekend.
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Local filmmaker David Singer finds humor and charm in Imperfections
The jewel-heist caper will have its world premiere at the Chicago International Film Festival on October 14.
Posted inBlogs
Obama will be in Chicago for fund-raisers during the Cubs playoffs, and other news
Also, the woman accusing Derrick Rose of rape testifies in civil court.
Posted inFilm
In Chronic, a private nurse gets a little too private
Tim Roth stars in this haunting drama from the director of Daniel & Ana.
Posted inArts & Culture
Black video game characters finally get their due in Dateline: Bronzeville
Artist Philip Mallory Jones previews his ambitious project depicting life in Bronzeville circa 1940.
Posted inArts & Culture
Awakenings Foundation Gallery calls out catcallers
“Graphic Relief” is a new exhibit devoted to an all-too-common form of sexual harassment.
Posted inBlogs
Jump Up Records rescues Chicago ska band Rude Guest from obscurity
Local label Jump Up releases a Cassette Store Day special, Lost Chicago Ska 1982-1993, that collects the discography of the defunct Rude Guest.
Posted inColumns & Opinion
Ask a Kinsey Institute expert: Can cycling damage the clit?
Plus: VULVA’s vexing condition could be outside her gynecologist’s scope.
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City Council approves Rahm’s plan for a new police oversight agency, and other Chicago news
Also, a new poll shows Tammy Duckworth leading Senator Mark Kirk by 14 percent.
Posted inMusic
Eternals drummer Areif Sless-Kitain on Hieroglyphic Being’s futuristic house
Current musical obsessions of Eternals drummer Areif Sless-Kitain, his I Kong Kult bandmate Fred Wells, and Reader critic Peter Margasak