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Did I Do That? We Talk to Carl Winslow Before The Family Matters’ House Comes Down
By Lauren Williamson
After news broke about the impending demolition of the Family Matters house, we caught up with actor Reginald VelJohnson, who portrayed the show’s family patriarch. Read more
If You Have Ideas to Reduce Violence Without Gun Control, Now's the Time
By Whet Moser
There are plenty of tested ideas out there, developed in Chicago and elsewhere, looking for champions—and a White House that definitely likes to talk about the problem they've been developed to solve. Read more
Rich Cohen's Dad Thought Being a Cubs Fan Would Make His Son's Life Worse
By Whet Moser
But the journalist and Chicago-area native wholly disagrees. Here, he talks about how he and the franchise got used to decades of suffering, and what happens now that the curse has been broken. Read more
The Last Memorial Left to Shirley Ellen Lee, Who Was Loved Very Much
By Bob Chiarito
More than 50 years ago, a nine-year-old girl died in a fire, leaving her widower father alone and distraught. He spent the next weeks of his life placing memorials for her across the city—and today, only one remains. Read more
How This Playboy Centerfold Model Became the "First Lady of the Internet"
By Whet Moser
Lena Soderberg's centerfold shoot in November 1972 (the magazine's best-selling issue ever) became the Lena test image, coded into the DNA of the web. Read more
Life Inside the Chicago Outlaws Motorcycle Club
By Adam Morgan
"Big Pete" James, of the infamous "biker gang" that started in Chicago, talks about why people misunderstand these groups and what he loves about riding on IL-173. Read more
RIP Hugh Hefner: From a Hyde Park Card Table to a Media Empire
By Bryan Smith
The man who famously parlayed $8,000 into the Playboy empire died today at 91. We look back at what he meant to Chicago, and what Chicago meant to him. Read more
Steve Dahl, the Man Behind Disco Demolition, Gets Another 3 Years On Air
By Bryan Smith
The legendary radio host proved his haters wrong yet again, with a new contract at WLS AM 890. Read more
Could the Cubs' Bullpen Kill Their World Series Chances?
By Whet Moser
Last year's champions are finally showing that they can repeat. But they're entering the playoffs with a weakness where their opponents look strong. Read more
These Immigrant Stories Will Traverse the World in 80 Minutes
By MAURICIO PEÑA
Moth Story Slam veteran Nestor Gomez's upcoming event will bring different perspectives on the immigrant experience to the stage. Read more
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