As Los Angeles continues to recover from fires that destroyed more than 14,000 structures and displaced tens of thousands, the Recording Academy has reformatted the Grammy Awards to benefit to help wildfire victims.
On Feb. 2, 2013, former Navy SEAL and “American Sniper” author Chris Kyle was fatally shot along with a friend, Chad Littlefield, at a gun range west of Glen Rose, Texas; Eddie Ray Routh was later convicted of murder and sentenced to life in prison without parole.
His short reviews in such publications as Newcity and the Chicago Reader could be withering, but only if he didn’t like your show. If he did, he was your champion.
Jacques Audiard’s “Emilia Pérez” is an Oscar contender unlike any other. It’s a musical, a trans parable, and a Mexico-set melodrama, all combined into one unique amalgamation by an international filmmaking team. And just as singularly, it’s a best picture front-runner that, it sometimes seems, no one likes.
In playwright Lloyd Suh’s comedy, two recent immigrants in 1973 share impressions of their strange and fascinating new country.
This last weekend’s Frosty Faustings FFXVII in Lombard was part of a thriving subculture, with gamers coming from all over the country to compete.
Damon Locks’ latest solo release, “List of Demands,” is a dense, tour-de-force collection of improvisational jazz and punk poetry.
If you’ve sat down to watch a show and thought “That should have been a movie,” here’s why it’s become the scourge of streaming.
On Jan. 30, 1969, The Beatles staged an unannounced concert atop Apple headquarters in London that would be their last public performance.
Her new book is unlike her music in an important way: The book is as direct as her song writing is cryptic. Those Chicago years play an important part.