A Classic Noir Explores Coping with Manipulation By Emily McClanathan A new stage version of the classic noir Gaslight speaks to the modern experience of overcoming manipulation on many levels. Read more
The Birth of Bloodshot Records By Rob Miller In an excerpt from his new memoir, a Bloodshot Records founder recounts the start of a genre-defining label. Read more
Ted Allen Enjoys Being a Cable-ebrity Interview by Mike Thomas The Chopped host, 60, on the knife you need, cable-level fame, and his weakness for chips. Read more
Tortoise Returns — With the Philharmonic By Mark Bazer Fresh off their first album in nine years, the longtime rock innovators perform with the Chicago Philharmonic. Read more
Mike McLintock Was Inspired by Machine Politics Interview by Mike Thomas Matt Walsh on Veep, improv’s life applications, and why to trust your instincts. Read more
Nora Dunn Can Laugh at the Terrible Interview by Mike Thomas The comedian and actress, 73, on SNL, her “terrible” childhood, and a traumatic incident Read more
After Pitchfork, Mike Reed Launches an Intimate Music Fest By Sonny Mountain In the wake of Pitchfork’s abrupt end, the musician-producer is rolling out a five-day, six-venue eclectic music event. Read more
WTTW’s Geoffrey Baer Gets Sailing Euphoria By Web Behrens TV host, crossword doer, cyclist, sailing enthusiast. Read more
