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Ravyn Lenae Savors Her Moment
By Josh Terry
On the heels of her acclaimed debut album, the Chicago songwriter comes home to open for one of her biggest influences. Read more
Go: September Agenda
By Kris Vire
What to do and see in Chicago in September. Read more
What Keeps Survivor Finalist Xander Hastings Running
By Web Behrens
It helps that he stays off his smartphone. Read more
Go: August Agenda
By Kris Vire
Top 10 reasons to fill up your calendar this month Read more
The Story Behind the Salt Shed, Chicago's Big, New Music Venue
By David McMillin
An iconic site in the North Branch corridor becomes a new centerpiece of the city’s live music scene. Read more
How to Take a Circle Tour of Lake Michigan
By Edward McClelland
From the Mascot Hall of Fame in Whiting, Indiana, to St. Ignace’s Mystery Spot in Michigan, to a fish boil at the Pelletier’s in Fish Creek, Wisconsin. Read more
Summer Music Fests You Can Still Catch
By Sarah Steimer
A non-exhaustive list of the music festivals held Chicago this summer. Read more
Dele Weds Destiny Follows Female Friendship Over Time
By Kathleen Rooney
The debut novel from Tomi Obaro — a BuzzFeed News culture editor and former Chicago magazine assistant editor — follows three women after three decades of friendship. Read more
Why Alex Kotlowitz Thinks Journalistic Objectivity Is Bullshit
Interview by Mike Thomas
The journalist, 67, on the fallacy of objectivity, what gets him angry, and the toll his last book took on him. Read more
When Chicago Made a Hero Out of a Fascist
By Ximena N. Beltran Quan Kiu
A new book on the 1933 Century of Progress Exposition explores how aviation and authoritarianism intersected in Chicago. Here’s what we learned. Read more
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