Grand opening day for Epic Universe theme park will be May 22, Universal Orlando announced Thursday morning. And the first phase of its ticket sales will begin next week, the company confirmed.
While the Chicago Sports Network sweats out a deal with Comcast, the Chicago Bulls and Blackhawks stand to pay the price with fan resentment.
The Chicago-based nonprofit 3Arts has presented this year’s 3Arts Awards, with a total of $620,000 in unrestricted funds going to 26 local artists. Along with 10 recipients of $30,000 grants for 2024, previously announced, the organization presented six $50,000 Next Level Awards in a ceremony Monday evening at the Harris Theater in Chicago. An additional 10 artists received $2,000 Make a Wave Awards. Winners of the newly announced Next Level Awards include: Rozalinda Borcilă, a Romanian immigrant, artist and activist whose work explores settler colonialism. She developed the experimental seminar, video and walking project “Underlying Miami: Sea Level Rise and Settler […]
The new six-part Netflix documentary series is named after the alter-ego character Vince McMahon portrayed on-screen in the mid-’90s.
Transforming personal trauma into a supernatural element is a favorite trope of writers across many genres, including horror, fantasy, magical realism and speculative fiction. Embodying fear, grief or guilt in the form of a ghost, monster or some other form of spook can offer a vivid perspective into a character’s psychological state and give the […]
The Blackhawks, Bulls and White Sox have a new TV home — but many in Chicago won’t be able to see it. Here’s what to know about the Chicago Sports Network.
“Sting 3.0” will play four nights at the Auditorium Theatre over the course of a week. “Is this a third act? I don’t know. The three of us make a lot of noise, it’s been a lot of fun.”
This year, 35 recipes are fighting to secure enough votes to be in the top 12 and get one step closer to winning one of three cash prizes.
On Oct. 21, 1959, the Frank Lloyd Wright-designed Guggenheim Museum opened in New York.
There’s no more gilded cage for Norma in director Jamie Lloyd’s red-hot, straight-from-London revival of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s noir 1993 musical.