A Support Group, for Men. Stay With Us Now.
A new play at the Goodman imagines a hopeful model for masculinity.
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See 80 Years of Outsider Art in Chicago
A new exhibition at the Intuit spotlights Chicago’s role in nurturing artists on the fringe.
Four Questions for Alt-Country Singer-Songwriter Half Gringa
Carbondale native Izzy Olive discusses her debut album Gruñona, her upcoming opening slot for the Flaming Lips, and more.
Kappa Force Is the Kale-Free Web Series You Need
The feminist, queer-positive superhero show premieres July 29 at the Logan Theatre.
The Top Ten Things to Do This Week in Chicago
The Cher Show, Marin Alsop, Erica Mott: Mycelial, Windy City Smokeout, Figment Chicago, and more
Jay Cutler Cares Even Less About TV than He Did About Quarterbacking
The erstwhile Bear made his reality debut on Very Cavallari last night—and he’s even shruggier than he was under center.
How John Singer Sargent Made Chicago an Art Town
The Edwardian portraitist, whose work is currently on display at the Art Institute, made an unlikely hotspot of turn-of-the-century Chicago.
Stacy Keach Returns to the Stage
The actor heads back to the Goodman to finish what he started.
The Top Ten Things to Do This Week
Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, West Fest, Chosen Few Picnic & Festival, Nike Tournament of Champions, Brigid Mae Power, and more
Happy Place Is an Instagram Trap, but Who Cares?
The roving installation runs through August 6 at 1004 N. Elston. Tickets here.