Hundreds of school shootings after Brett Neveu’s “Eric LaRue” made its Chicago stage entrance, Michael Shannon takes the story to the screen.
Column: Years ago, Brett Neveu’s ‘Eric LaRue’ unnerved Chicago audiences. Now it’s a Michael Shannon movie.
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‘Pulse’ review: Netflix attempts its own version of ‘Grey’s Anatomy’
Woe to the medical drama premiering in the wake of “The Pitt.” Viewers who prefer “Grey’s” may not care
Wrigley Field debuts menu with jibaritos, baseball doughnuts and fried ranch bombs
This year, baseball fans at Wrigley Field can enjoy new items such as doughnuts in the shape of a baseball, jibarito sandwiches and lobster rolls.
Photos: What to eat at Chicago Cubs games at Wrigley Field this season
A look at the food and beverage options for Chicago Cubs games at Wrigley Field this season.
Daily Horoscope for April 03, 2025
Emotions won’t be ignored. The sensitive Moon grumbles at balanced Venus, providing a look at how making space for our emotions is necessary for inner peace. Even the best connections can have awkward moments. The Moon then struggles with communicative Mercury, which may make it difficult to express those innermost feelings — or, contrastingly, incite oversharing. The Moon moves into its home sign of nurturing Cancer at 6:50 pm EDT, giving us an opportunity to rest and recuperate. Make time to heal.
Here are Chicago’s 5 James Beard nominees
The James Beard Foundation announced Wednesday the finalists vying for its coveted awards, and among them are five Chicago chefs and restaurants.
Val Kilmer, ‘Top Gun’ and Batman star with an intense approach, dies at 65
Val Kilmer, the brooding, versatile actor who played fan favorite Iceman in “Top Gun,” donned a voluminous cape as Batman in “Batman Forever” and portrayed Jim Morrison in “The Doors,” has died. He was 65.
‘The Bondsman’ review: Kevin Bacon, the demon slayer
Kevin Bacon plays a bail bondsman brutally killed, only to be suddenly back among the living and working for the devil.
As ‘Titanique’ opens in Chicago, talking to the actress who plays Céline Dion
This show is a musical spoof of both the 1997 movie “Titanic” and the Canadian vocal diva Céline Dion. We spoke with Clare Kennedy McLaughlin, a Northwestern University graduate who plays Céline.
Restaurant news: Kanin, a Filipino Hawaiian bodega in Ravenswood, opens with lines two blocks long in Chicago
Plus more openings, closings and pizza news, including tavern and Detroit style, in the city and suburbs.