Bright hues and pop culture influence this dog walker’s style.
Tag: Vol. 46 No. 27
Issue of Apr. 13 – 19, 2017
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A dapper gentleman makes good use of his extensive wardrobe
Street View features Zach Crichlow, who dresses up every weekend.
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Harajuku party encourages self-expression in the South Loop
Model Juni Park sports a Harajuku-style ensemble complete with pouffy pink wig.
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‘When I was working murders, birding really calmed me down’
Retired Chicago police officer Luis Muñoz now does all his investigating at Montrose Point Bird Sanctuary.
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Before David Dao got dragged off of United there were the Kluczynskis
Thomas and Melanie Kluczynski once sued Delta in a case remarkably similar to the one Dao will probably file against United Airlines.
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A GT Prime chef creates a sticky-sweet pairing for foie gras
Challenged to create a dish with marshmallow creme, chef John Kirchner goes savory and high-end.
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Police officers elect new union president, and other Chicago news
Also, the passenger dragged from a United Airlines plane at O’Hare reportedly suffered a concussion, lost two front teeth, and had his nose broken.
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Should media sanitize the past of the doctor manhandled on the United plane?
Journalists are well within their rights to acknowledge David Dao’s reportedly notorious past.
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The Japanese animated feature Your Name is far prettier—and weirder—than any American blockbuster
Makato Shinkai’s movie is the body-swapping romance-cum-disaster film you didn’t realize you were waiting for.
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In Jaguar Ride, Brian McMahon of the Electric Eels makes the band’s story as defiantly unmarketable as their music
On Saturday at Bric-a-Brac, Brian McMahon of Cleveland protopunk legends the Electric Eels signs copies of the band memoir Jaguar Ride.
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Make Dana Cree’s donut ice cream
The Publican pastry chef’s Hello, My Name Is Ice Cream is an alluring volume on the frozen dairy arts.
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Two Zion residents charged with conspiring to help ISIS, and other Chicago news
Also, Rahm returned to Washington, D.C., to discuss infrastructure and meet with DeVos.
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A people’s history of Kevin Coval
Louder Than a Bomb cofounder Kevin Coval in the words of people in Chicago’s poetry, spoken-word, and hip-hop scenes whose lives he’s touched