Man seeking man Matthew Harvat Owner, Circuit Mom Productions Age: 48 From: Stillwater, Oklahoma Lives in: Ukrainian Village Harvat is an event planner, DJ, and one of the gay community’s best-known performers (he looks great in feathers). Clients have told him he’s unnervingly calm under pressure, whether he’s the opening act for the Pet Shop Boys … Read more
Woman seeking man Leslie Osborne Professional soccer player Age: 30 From: Milwaukee Lives in: South Loop and Los Angeles For the captain of the Chicago Red Stars, a fitness regimen that includes running, hiking, and yoga isn’t just part of the job—it’s a full-time passion. She may be a fashion fan who loves international travel and … Read more
Man seeking woman Frank Holland Reporter/anchor, WGN Morning News Age: 35 From: Philadelphia Lives in: River West Holland goes to work at 2:30 a.m. and is on the air by 4:00, delving into everything from the news of the day to stories about pit bulls or medical marijuana. He wouldn’t trade his dream job for anything, … Read more
Woman seeking man Brenda Arelano Morning makeup artist, NBC-5 Age: 60 From: Pilsen Lives in: Oak Park Divorced, kids Arelano doesn’t ride motorcycles as often as she used to, but she’s still wilder than her two grown children and would rather be out on the town than on a couch. The one-time court reporter now takes mental … Read more
It looks like a nice place to drop a few dozen pounds. Plus: Safaris in Zambia, a guide to the Las Vegas pool scene, and a bumpin’ polka fest in Wisconsin.
Changes in technology mean that the Fourth Amendment protects a lot less than you think. But law professors (and Supreme Court justices) are redefining what privacy means in the 21st century.
Personal data is a currency—we trade it for convenience and communication. How much will you give up for the promise of something as important as safety?
Bruce Rauner’s vision of Illinois includes lower taxes, a pro-business environment, and purple mountain majesties above the fruited plain.
The gubernatorial candidate on his respect for Karen Lewis, his admiration of Ronald Reagan, and his plans to make Illinois more business-friendly.
There are 91 arrests per day—just one of the striking new stats on how strict Cook County is in a national comparison.
