Singer-songwriter Tatiana Hazel shows off her eclectic style and bicolor hair.
Tag: Vol. 46 No. 12
Issue of Dec. 22, 2016 – Jan. 4, 2017
Y: The Last Man is given the Absolute Edition treatment—is it worth $125?
Brian K. Vaughan’s dystopian masterpiece is given DC’s highest honor.
A True/False Film Fest event at the Music Box will incorporate live, local music
A performance by the instrumental band Mar Caribe will precede screenings of the short Balloonfest and the documentary feature Thy Father’s Chair.
Bathsheba Nemerovski’s style reflects the spirit of the times
The Logan Square hairstylist and keyboardist made an appearance at a screening of a documentary about Rick Owens, along with a few other fashionable attendees.
A former Chicago bartender returns from Cambodia to mix cocktails from her Phnom Penh bar
Annemarie Sagoi brings drinks from Le Boutier, her craft cocktail bar that celebrates Cambodia’s “golden age” of rock, to Bar DeVille for one night only.
A Q&A with Fences costars Stephen McKinley Henderson and Jovan Adepo
Henderson and Adepo join Denzel Washington and Viola Davis in the film adaptation of August Wilson’s Pulitzer Prize-winning play, directed by Washington.
Stuff we read—and liked!—in 2016
A list of the books that surprised, enlightened, and delighted Reader reviewers
The Chicago Police Department is recruiting black and Hispanic candidates, and other news
Also, a study of local high school students shows that studying music changes the teenage brain.
Where progress was made in 2016: In Chicago’s museums
During the past year, the city’s biggest institutions exhibited more overtly political work.
By helping young black fathers, Sheldon Smith has become a ‘hero’
The founder of the Bronzeville-based Dovetail Project is honored by CNN Heroes.
WCIU premieres Chicago’s One Night Stand-Up on New Year’s Eve
Rebecca O’Neal hosts the local televised stand-up showcase.
How common is it for women to squirt? and other burning questions
More from the live Savage Lovecast Christmas Spectacular
For a former heretic, Steppenwolf’s The Christians is a stunning reminder of a crisis of faith
A former Christian missionary reflects on the kind of crises of faith portrayed in The Christians.