Get the World’s Prettiest Latte at Finom in Irving Park
The Hungarian-inspired café is now open at 4200 West Irving Park Road.
Issues: March 2019
Live in the Same Loft as Your Favorite Chicago Fire Character
The West Loop penthouse that served as the home of Kelly Severide, played by Taylor Kinney, hits the market at a price reduction.
Beto O’Rourke’s Chicago Connection: His Wife, Amy
The candidate’s spouse spent a chunk of her childhood in Hyde Park, the daughter of “Warren Buffett of real estate” Bill Sanders.
Four Killer Views From Lonely Lake Point Tower
Thanks to the Lakefront Protection Ordinance and a rerouting of Lake Shore Drive, the sight lines from this skyscraper are eternally free and clear.
Chicago’s Choir for Trans Singers
Every week, a group of nonbinary, gender-questioning, and trans Chicagoans gather to rehearse in a North Center church. Sometimes, that means learning to embrace their voices in the process.
See a Literal Jetpack at the Museum of Science and Industry
Wired to Wear, an exhibit on wearable technology, is open now through May 2020 at the MSI.
How Photographer Laura Aguilar Uplifted Queer, Chicano Identities
The National Museum of Mexican Art is hosting a monumental survey of her work.
Photos From PAWS Chicago’s Animal Magnetism
Earlier this month, nearly 600 animal lovers — many accompanied by their canine and feline companions — enjoyed an evening on the town at the 13th Annual Animal Magnetism event at Morgan Manufacturing, benefitting PAWS Chicago’s lifesaving programs for homeless dogs and cats. Sponsored by Chicago, guests both four- and two-legged enjoyed an evening of dinner, dancing, and mingling, … Read more
Why Would a Presidential Candidate Ever Campaign in Chicago?
Our state is an electoral non-factor, but we’re a bus ride away from some key swing states.
Actually, Preckwinkle Is a Progressive
She’s the type of big-government liberal who made the Democrats unpopular in the 1980s. But 30 years later, her brand of leadership is getting a second wind.