Scott Turow
The novelist, 69, on the thrill of a bestseller, the strain from a hard-to-please dad, and the upside of divorce
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Plans for a New Dinner Circus Reveal a Hidden Theater in the Loop
… and its history as the site of various cultish lectures
The Rolling Stones Owe Chicago a Free Concert
Tickets to the band’s summer show at Soldier Field top out at $2,383. How about a freebie for the city whose sound made them stars?
Four Fringy Holiday Shows in Chicago
Dickens and The Nutcracker are swell and all, but sometimes you just need a little more spice in your eggnog. Here, four edgier holiday shows.
You Should Know Gia Margaret
The Chicago folksinger and songwriter, 30, has held many jobs: dental assistant, nanny, bookstore clerk. But with the July release of her tranquil debut LP, There’s Always Glimmer, funded by a Kickstarter campaign, music has become her main pursuit. Ahead of her show at Lincoln Hall on November 23, Margaret reflects on how she found … Read more
Saba Endured Grief. Now He's Ready to Shine.
After using his last album to process a cousin’s death, the rapper finds himself reenergized.
19 Things to Do in Chicago for Thanksgiving Weekend
Including, yes, the parade on State Street.
Roy Kinsey: Black, Queer, Rapper, Librarian
How the native Chicagoan, who performs at Subterranean on November 23, used music to round out a whole identity.
Ten Things to Do in Chicago This Week
It’s officially A Christmas Carol season.
You Can Now Buy the Contents of Rogers Brown's Home at Auction
Objects owned by the Chicago Imagist hit the market.