DeAndre Jordan's Monster Dunk Has Nothing on Taj Gibson's
Something special happened last night. But it wasn’t as impressive as the stunning pair of dunks a Bulls player put up in a game last year.
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See the finest in flora, new outdoor kitchens, some sweet hot tubs and a couple of chicken coops at the 55th Indiana Flower & Patio Show.
Jeff Tweedy's Kid Has a Band, and You Should Be Listening To It
Plus five other really young Chicago bands catching the city’s ears right now.
The New Constellation Music Venue Is Going To Be Sick
Mike Reed’s new multi-purpose space will be a missing link among the city’s performance venues.
Chicago Magazine's April Issue: Real Estate 2013
Story highlights from the April 2013 issue of Chicago magazine.
Seven Questions for Keith Huff, One of the Minds Behind 'House of Cards'
The playwright launched his career in Chicago, and now he’s writing for the addictive White House Netflix drama. Here’s a preview of what he plans to do next.
An Arts Incubator Opens to Revive a Dead Corner in Washington Park
Artist Theaster Gates spoke this morning as the University of Chicago opened the new gallery, performance, and workshop space.
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You have until April 5 to nominate yourself—or your most dateable friend—to be a part of our annual Most Eligible Chicagoans story. Do it today!
‘Crime Scene’ Is a Strong New Play About Chicago’s Murder Problem
Collaboraction’s new production about Chicago’s high murder rate is visceral, passionate, and pretty well done.
This Chicago High School Class Says its Crowd-Sourced Novel is 'Genius'
A class of 30 seniors at Whitney Young co-wrote and self-published a novel called 30 Days to Empathy.