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While researching his new biography of Hank Greenberg, author John Rosengren uncovered the story of a pivotal transaction in White Sox history.
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The playwright's The Happiest Song Plays Last premieres at the Goodman Theatre on April 13.
by Catey Sullivan
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After growing up on Dungeons & Dragons and 1970s horror flicks, D.B. Weiss found a way to make a living recreating the worlds he loved as a kid.
by Ari Bendersky
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How does artistic influence actually work? We asked some of Chicago's best contemporary practitioners on the occasion of the Art Institute's blockbuster, which runs through May 12.
by Jason Foumberg
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First of all, get tickets to see Rihanna at the United Center. Seriously. Then knock out the other top four items on our culture calendar this month.
by Philip Butta
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The local goth-pop group talks about its new LP, released just in time for South by Southwest
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The multimedia artist’s new Block Museum exhibit ponders gaps in our memory of history
by Jason Foumberg
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The general director of Chicago Opera Theater on his dream project, the last three pieces he listened to, and more
by Graham Meyer
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Christine Sneed’s debut novel, a riveting tale of family secrets, and new short stories from Karen Russell
by Kevin Nance and Emmet Sullivan
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Pop juggernaut Lady Gaga has been spending plenty of time in the Windy City lately . . .
by Selena Fragassi
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