The U. of C.’s admissions department received a lovingly detailed replica of Abner Ravenwood’s diary, the fictional professor from the Indy movie. Where’d it come from? Probably somewhere from the surprisingly active community of Indiana Jones propmakers.
A spectrographic analysis of Bob Dylan’s voice from his early years, through the 1970s, and through his late career suggests he’s finally found the scratchy, bluesy voice he heard from the musicians he’s always loved.
On your agenda: A toe-tapping troupe brings some holiday cheer… the rocker Graham Parker takes the stage… free art, plus the weekend plans of the Apartment Therapy executive editor, Janel Laban
Whew! What a mouthful. The enigmatic singer Sufjan Stevens returns to the Metro this weekend for a Christmas concert extravaganza with the most verbose title ever.
HORSE POWER: The most dazzling thing about the Tony winner may be the living horse sculpture itself
Our cartoonist imagines December 21, 2012, at City Hall
A string of assaults and sexual crimes committed by pastors across the country have one thing in common: The perpetrators have ties to the megachurch in Hammond, Indiana.
Sean Graney’s The Mikado is a daffy, inspired three-ring circus—and the perfect non-holiday show to see this season.
New York magazine praises the Steppenwolf’s Tracy Letts. Now if only New Yorkers would go see the wondrous Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? while they have the chance
The new performance artwork from Jennifer Mills takes a dollar store theme to the iconic Chicago tunnel system
