Things We Learned From ‘Underemployed’
The new scripted MTV show has a lot to say about the Millennial generation, so who better than two Millennials to watch it?
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Drinking With…Dael Orlandersmith
The commanding force behind the Goodman Theatre’s Black n Blue Boys kicks back at RM Champagne Salon in the West Loop
The Top 5 Things to Do This Week
On your agenda: The CSO takes on an obscure Beethoven piece… Giordano Dance celebrates 50 years… free Shakespeare, plus the weekend plans of the gallerist John Corbett
Justin Bieber Sighting at RL Restaurant
In the best surprise sighting since Gaga stopped by Kendrick Lamar’s set at Pitchfork, The Biebs, hot off his sold-out All-State Arena show last night, lunched with Oprah at RL Restaurant before being mobbed by fans outside…
The Art Institute Celebrates Steve McQueen
The Art Institute launches a mid-career survey of the British artist Steve McQueen (no, not that guy from the The Great Escape)
Dennis Rodkin on Windy City LIVE
Dennis Rodkin visited the set of Windy City LIVE to discuss four Chicago celebrity homes.
The City of Tomorrow Plays the (Un)familiar Music Series at the Empty Bottle
The Empty Bottle’s new 20th-century classical/new music series welcomes its first guest artists, the woodwind quintet City of Tomorrow, for a program that features the works of David Lang, Esa-Pekka Salonen, Luciano Berio, and David Maslanka.
Snapshot: Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec's 'Bivouac'
The remarkable mid-career survey of the French brothers Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec, at the Museum of Contemporary Art now through January 20, 2013
Andrew Bird Streams the Andrew Bird-iest Album Ever
Listen to the Chicago-born singer’s new EP, Hands of Glory, before it’s released next week.
'Live Fast, Die Young, Leave a Good-Looking Corpse': Coined by a Chicago Writer
Willard Motley came up with one of the most famous lines in American literature for his popular debut novel—which was turned into a movie starring Humphrey Bogart—but has since faded into obscurity. Nelson Algren was a fan, but not of his writing.