Meet Jabber Jury Founders Kevin Wielgus and Angelo Rago
GAVEL NOT INCLUDED: Introducing a virtual tribunal where you can weigh in sans summons
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Frames of Reference
Our top five picks for things to do this week: Chicago comics go highbrow… homegirl Nora Dunn improvises … Neil LaBute chews the fat … Gary Griffin does Shakespeare … a found photographer comes to light … plus, what Bloodshot Records co-owner Nan Warshaw is doing this weekend
Neil LaBute Takes On Body Image in 'Reasons to Be Pretty' at Profiles Theatre
AMERICAN BEAUTY: The ever blunt playwright discusses people’s looks, Broadway, and criticisms that his work is misogynistic
Chicago Home + Garden Magazine's 'Best of the New' Issue Hits Newsstands January 6th
Story highlights from the January/February 2011 issue of Chicago Home + Garden magazine, including best of the new on the design scene, simply stunning global style, and dreamy modern kids’ rooms.
Chicago Scene: Chicagoans of the Year Visit Midday Show
Two of Chicago magazine’s 2010 Chicagoans of the Year, Dr. Daniel Ivankovich and Neli Vazquez-Rowland, stopped by WGN Midday News to discuss their organizations and how they are impacting on the Chicago community and beyond.
Five Best Things to Do in January
POCKET GUIDE: A cultural short-list for January, in order of buzz
Five Picks for New Year’s
Our top five for New Year’s Eve: No plans? No problem. We’ve rounded up big nights out of all stripes, with tickets still available.
Oh, the Places Yule Go!
Our top five picks for things to do this week: Get a breath of bracing air at the Arb . . . take Dad for a beer at the Hideout . . . compare Maxwell Street Torahs and tacos . . . plus, what the director of the Gene Siskel Film Center is doing this weekend
Because Chicago theatres have nurtured America's edgiest playwrights for decades
Marisa Wegrzyn and Tracy Letts launched their careers a generation apart, but they’ve got a city in common. We asked Wegrzyn, 29, a founding member of Theatre Seven, and Letts, 45, a Steppenwolf ensemble member who appears in Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? in December, about their adamant allegiance to making Chicago their artistic home. … Read more
Chicago Magazine's 'Women's Health' Issue Hits Newsstands December 16th
Story highlights from the January 2011 issue of Chicago magazine, including the latest developments in women’s health research and a guide to Devon Avenue.