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David Nagler Sets Carl Sandburg’s Poems to Music
By Dan Hyman
His new album, Carl Sandburg’s Chicago Poems, pays homage to some of the poet’s work. Read more
Video: Get a Preview of Greenhouse Theater’s The Happiest Place on Earth
Catch Philip Dawkins’s new play through October 23. Read more
How Bob Dylan Could Cram the History of American Music Into One Song
By Whet Moser
"It's Alright Ma (I'm Only Bleedin')" pulls from Allen Ginsburg, Elvis Presley, the Carter Family, Woody Guthrie, and Robert Johnson, and it all makes sense—and continues to evolve. Read more
Five Things to Do in Chicago This Week
Apollo’s Fire, Joffrey Ballet, Zombie Broads, The Seldoms, and Music Box of Horrors Read more
Five Must-See Films at the 2016 Chicago International Film Festival
By Jamison Pfeifer
Natalie Portman plays Jackie Kennedy in Jackie, and four other can't-miss films Read more
Intimate Photos of the Cubs and Wrigley Field in the '90s
By John Hardberger
The late '90s were a relaxed time in baseball, before the steroids crisis and camera phones put players on their guard. That's when photographer Andie Giafaglione captured these poignant moments of the Cubs' day-to-day lives. Read more
The Top Five Things to Do This Week
Ear Taxi Festival, Fall Bulb Festival, Kanye West, Music Box Theatre Special Screenings, and Merge Read more
Joe Swanberg's Favorite Chicago Things, as Guessed from Blatant Plugs in Easy
By Melissa Shin
Did ya hear, the new Netflix show "Easy" was filmed in Chicago? Read more
Keke Palmer Is Pretty Sick of Being Boxed in as an Actor
By Tiffany Walden
The Robbins native dishes on ditching childhood stardom, getting in the music game, and watching Chicago from afar. Read more
RIP Agnes Nixon, the Legendary Creator of "One Life to Live" and "All My Children"
By Whet Moser
The pioneering writer translated the social tumult of the 1960s and beyond into broad (and subtly progressive) storylines. It was an approach she learned under the soap queen Irna Phillips in Chicago at the birthplace of the genre. Read more
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