A Hollywood Retelling of the Great Chicago Fire
While the city reflects on the 150th anniversary of the fire, look back on its disaster film portrayal from 1938.
While the city reflects on the 150th anniversary of the fire, look back on its disaster film portrayal from 1938.
A new musical about a progressive community in Civil War America debuts at the Nederlander this month before heading to Broadway.
The city’s alternative newspaper has outlasted many of its peers — but is it still an indispensable part of Chicago culture?
A new book that builds on a 2010 exhibit at the Chicago Cultural Center shows the power of Sullivan’s work and why we need to preserve what remains.
New books from Jonathan Franzen, Nnedi Okorafor, and Dave Eggers to bookmark this autumn.
After being canceled last year due to the pandemic, the popular music event is back this weekend in Union Park.
Whether you are ready to dive back into big events or prefer to keep things low key, we’ll help you navigate the best happenings in the city and beyond.
This year’s Carl Sandburg Literary Award winner on getting over perfectionism in writing and the myth that Asians are a “model minority”
The singer-songwriter, 54, on her sudden fame, using her sexuality, and why she practices saying her own name
The locally-raised author reflects on her roots and her new novella’s not-so-perfect portrayal of the city.