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Friday, July 25, 2025
ARTS & CULTURE
Columbia alumni stun in new play ‘Queen For A Day’
By
William Blakley
, Reporter
Chicago’s 24th Pride Fest draws crowds despite sweltering heat
By
Uriel Reyes
and
Allison Shelton
What is blues in 2025? Chicago Blues Festival answers the question
By
Lee Overton
, Reporter
Music history comes to life at Chicago Blues Festival this weekend
By
William Blakley
, Reporter
Alumni-led theater company creates safe space for past, future students
By
Lee Overton
, Reporter
Review: ‘Ballerina’ blazes as bright as its previous franchise entries
By
Uriel Reyes
, Chronicle Tv Reporter/Producer
Review: ‘Karate Kid: Legends’ isn’t quite legendary
By
Will Blakley
, Reporter
‘The people want to hear Latin music, and that’s what we’re here to do’
By
Uriel Reyes
At Sueños Music Festival, fashion, culture shine despite chilly temps
By
Uriel Reyes
Sueños Music Festival takes over Grant Park this weekend
By
Manuel Nocera
Review: “Hurry Up Tomorrow” is an underwhelming movie
By
Uriel Reyes
, Bilingual Reporter
Review: Musical production of ‘Rent’ delivers amazing experience about passion, survival
By
Lee Overton
, Staff Reporter
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