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Saturday, Feb. 22, 2025
All content by Arts & Culture Editor
The Cure’s founding member shows Chicago new memoir
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View Chicago’s neighborhoods through website’s fresh eyes
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Ricketts’ politics will not put Cubs team, legacy to shame
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Chicago artist unveils new work at upcoming show
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Shock over Trump presidency sparks political artwork
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Benjamin Francis Leftwich reemerges ‘After the Rain’
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‘I will be applying for Canadian citizenship’—Election result shocks Clinton supporters but applaud a race well run
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Online streaming service to feature black cinema
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Alicia Keys’ ‘HERE’ most genuine work yet
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Small clubs, big stars: Established and amateur comics flock to comedy open mics
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Intimate listening experience celebrates timeless albums
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Local gourmet marshmallows evoke camping nostalgia
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From grunge-pop to Netflix—local band gets taste of fame through ‘Stranger Things’
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Disney star transforms into gay porn star in new biopic
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Lewis Del Mar dives into new touring era
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REVIEW: Magnificent Coloring Day gives new hues to South Side
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Dorm room chef brings ‘dope’ dining experience to Chicago
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Black culture, spirituality subject of new art show
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Axe throwing brings buzz, concern to West Loop
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‘Hamilton’ brings revolution to Chicago
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Good afternoon, good evening and goodbye
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Queer hip-hop: breaking down barriers
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Frankie Cosmos ready to be your ‘Next Thing’
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Nashville Hot Chicken spices up Chicago
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Laura Collins finds artistic inspiration in celebrity culture
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Cosmic Bikes gives cycling duo fresh start
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Chicago dumps Trump with satire
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From alleyways to galleries
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Pitchfork gets 10.0 rating for summer music festival
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Second City film school to emphasize humor in filmmaking
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Vulfpeck keeps the funk on its own terms
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Martin Courtney mellows out Schubas with solo set
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Jussie Smollett follows own path to success
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‘Gilmore Guys’ to gab at Thalia Hall
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‘What’s The Deal With’ Pop Art?
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Third Coast Review looks to fill gap left by Gapers Block hiatus
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The Jesus and Mary Chain sound ‘Just Like Honey’ at Riviera Theatre
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Wilde ‘fans’ Windy City
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Exhibit puts juvenile prisoners on display
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Cultural Center belts out gospel
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‘One-Woman’ show not a solo act
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The Great Gatsby 90th Anniversary: 90 years ago on April 10, 1925, F. Scott Fitzgerald published his literary opus, “The Great Gatsby.”
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Exhibit brings University of Chicago out of closet
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‘Free At First’ celebrates 50 years of AACM’s musical freedom
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Kids today and all that jazz
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Jungjin Lee’s ‘Unnamed Road’ takes viewers to Israel
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‘Pieces of Gil Scott-Heron’ celebrated in tribute performance
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Theophilus London ‘Can’t Stop’ Chicago
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Rational Dress Society’s JUMPSUIT jumps up new Kickstarter campaign
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‘White Guy On the Bus’ drives racial issues home
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Obama reminds Christians to love thy neighbor
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Chicago ladies redefine arm ‘rasslin’: The city’s League of Lady Arm Wrestlers gears up for XXI: My Bloody Valentine
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Onion City film festival peels back layers of experimental filmmaking
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Roger Guenveur Smith brings ‘Rodney King’ show to Chicago
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The Vaselines heal Chicago
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‘Stills’ move Art Institute
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Stateville prisoners share ‘The Materials that Went to Make’ them in art show
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Hampton’s death not quite forgotten: 45th anniversary of the death of Illinois Black Panther Party Chairman Fred Hampton calls the party’s legacy into question
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Ari Brown double set jazzes up Café Logan
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Peelander-Z crash lands to excite stale rock venue
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Blonde Redhead sway Bottom Lounge audience
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‘Blues in Black and White’ shares colorful history
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‘The artist they called him’ Chicago celebrates Burroughs centenary
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French World War I illustrations march into public eye at University of Chicago
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Young Patriots’ notes from the underground resurface
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Talking to himself
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Rahm pulls strings
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Dance studio launches new programs for students with disabilities
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Don’t Search Me, Bro!
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‘Maek’-ing a difference
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Conceiving identities
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Noisy roots, new routes
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Pac-man and pints: alcohol becomes lifeblood of modern arcades
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Green oasis sprouts in gray town
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A new kind of ‘speed’
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Restoring the birthplace of an icon
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Colleges need to create dorm communities
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Big business, little Pilsen
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