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Why the Uptown Theatre Is Worth Saving
By Paula Kamen
As the shuttered Uptown Theatre turns 100, a new book relives its storied past and pleads for its restoration. Here’s what we learned. Read more
Dance for Life Remains a Family Affair
By Lauren Warnecke
The performance's longtime choreographer had to step back (for now) for health reasons, but he had a trusted friend step in. Read more
There’s Nothing More Ridiculous Than the Real World
By Kathleen Rooney
Amran Gowani, a former Wall Street analyst, skewers capitalism in his debut novel, Leverage. Read more
DJ Heather Is in a Rhythm of Joy
Interview by Britt Julious
We caught up with the Chicago house DJ ahead of her Lollapalooza set on how she stays inspired and motivated. Read more
Jessica Risker: Now Accepting New Listeners
By Joshua M. Miller
Clinical counselor by day, the musician swaps her therapy couch for a guitar and flute on her first album in seven years. Read more
Five Things to Do: July 25-27
By Jenny Hellwig
What to do in Chicago this weekend. Read more
The Age of Klaus Mäkelä
By Nicholas Cannariato
Not even 30, the Finnish conductor is already the buzziest name in classical music. Now he’s set to usher in a new era at the helm of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. Read more
Five Things to Do: July 11-13
By Madison Roth
What to do in Chicago this weekend. Read more
Brookfield Zoo Is Dropping Visitors Straight Into the Tropics
By Judy Sutton Taylor
The immersive tropical habitat gets visitors up close and personal with primates. Read more
The Power That Pop Culture Has
By Kimberly Nelson
Adrienne Gunn's debut novel uses reality television — and humor — to consider how modern media has affected our approach to love, success, and friendship. Read more
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