10 Must-Read Stories for This Week
The meaning of “ope!”, a high school carved out of a Kmart, Andre Dawson’s second career, and more
The meaning of “ope!”, a high school carved out of a Kmart, Andre Dawson’s second career, and more
Twenty-four metro areas are adopting a new, more fine-grained way of calculating rents. But Chicago officials believe that makes moving to low-poverty, low-violence neighborhoods in the city more difficult.
April 29 was a day full of fabulous fit-spiration at Moonlight Studios (1446 W. Kinzie St.), when Splash and Chicago magazine teamed up with EQUINOX for the second annual Fit Luxe event. More than 200 attendees chose from workouts like dance-inspired cardio, power yoga, boxing, and Tier X personal training sessions. In between classes, guests … Read more
On Saturday, March 24, Lookingglass Theatre celebrated its 30th Anniversary with its Gglassquerade gala benefit. This year’s event Under the Seas: Reflecting on 30 Years held at the Four Seasons Chicago was hosted by Lookingglass Ensemble Member David Schwimmer. More than 400 guests celebrated thirty years of productions from the Tony Award-winning Company. The event raised more than … Read more
On April 14, fashion lovers caught a glimpse of new spring arrivals while enjoying some sips, sweets and tunes. Carson’s at Yorktown shopping center opened its doors early for private shopping, followed by a runway show emceed by Chicago magazine’s editor in chief and publisher, Susanna Homan. Attendees also indulged in beauty consultations and exclusive … Read more
On March 17, fashion lovers caught a glimpse of new spring arrivals while enjoying some sips, sweets and tunes. Carson’s at Yorktown shopping center opened its doors early for private shopping, followed by a runway show emceed by Chicago magazine’s editor in chief and publisher, Susanna Homan. Attendees also indulged in beauty consultations and exclusive … Read more
NPR’s game show host, 53, on divorce, fame, and dinner with Stormy Daniels
How J.B. Pritzker’s bottomless pockets could spell business as usual in state politics
Soon the abyss could be filled in by a new proposal. But Chicago has lots of buildings, and only one big empty hole.
The first family of pinball, top chefs’ best kitchen tools, the changing accents of Chicago pols, and more.