Meet Parka the Hutt
Ever wonder what to do with all of your parking receipts? Chicago magazine’s Jeff Ruby commissioned a parking-sticker monster.
Ever wonder what to do with all of your parking receipts? Chicago magazine’s Jeff Ruby commissioned a parking-sticker monster.
Chicago’s caterwauling maxi-jingle earns immediate thumbs down from the critics. But all city tourism jingles begin that way, until they become ironically loved (or get disappeared).
On your agenda: Wynton Marsalis celebrates the big 5-0 at Symphony Center… A punk ballerina gets to the pointe at the MCA… Zombies go for your beer—not your brains—at an Andersonville pub crawl
SKETCH BOOK: There are some culinary themes that the star chef should stay away from, says cartoonist Corinne Mucha
The city and its buildings, in context: like, the whole context, from Burnham Park to the Willis Tower to the Virgo cluster to the edge of the observable universe and back.
The coach, not D-Rose, can lead the Bulls to the promised land
Dominican University’s Blues and the Spirit symposium spotlights Chicago’s unsung divas
On your agenda: The Iceman Cometh to Goodman Theatre—along with Brian Dennehy and Nathan Lane … A Dancing with the Stars-style spectacle heats up Galena’s Paramount Arts Center … The fashion designer Shane Gabier of Creatures of the Wind shares his weekend plans
STICKER SHOCK: Those #@*% parking receipts were driving me nuts—until I found a new purpose for the obnoxious clutter on my dashboard
“Loyola Students Vie for Prize Beer Keg in Odd Pushball Game”; the most shot-at gangster in the country tells the Senate how to set the kids on the straight and narrow; and other good/bad ideas.