Todd Diederich Lives in Darkness
The Chicago photographer doesn’t have a home, a room, or even a bed. But his nighttime images have a new show at Johalla Projects, ‘Luminous Flux,’ opening tomorrow.
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Roger Ebert's Clusters of Memory
In the last years of his life, Roger Ebert embraced the Web, and through it, his life story.
In Honor of Roger Ebert's Life and Work in Chicago Magazine
A look back on some of the great writing from the legendary film critic.
Four Acts To See at the Chicago Improv Festival
There is some seriously funny stuff on stages around town today through Saturday.
The Crazy Life of the 'Darth Vader and Son' Cartoonist
Chicago graphic novelist Jeffrey Brown shows us what his meteoric year has been like—in comic form.
Dress Up Like a Mad Man for Logan Theatre's Season Premiere Party
Don your best Don Draper suit, drink $5 cocktails, and win a prize for being the best dressed at the theater’s viewing party this Sunday.
You Should Catch 'Catch Me If You Can' If You Can
The Broadway musical, based on Steven Spielberg’s 2002 film, is pretty awesome.
The Top 5 Things To Do This Week
See the Smith Westerns, visit the Robie House, and go into hysterics at the Chicago Improv Festival.
At 'Prairie' and 'Orniphonica 2,' Machines Make Nature Sound Awesome
Circuits and synthesizers mimic the natural world in two free art shows at the Cultural Center and Lincoln Park Conservatory.
Sigur Rós Was a Spectacle at the UIC Pavilion Last Night
The 11-piece band of Icelandic experimental rockers followed up their Lolla set with another blowout Chicago performance.