Ushering in its fourth year with an extensive roster of restaurants, cafes and bakeries, Latin Restaurant Weeks runs Aug. 16 through Aug. 30 as organizers hope to spotlight the diversity of Latin flavors in Chicago, beyond the usual tamales and tacos.
The free event over two days will have golf challenges, tricycle racing, vintage arcade games and “Jeopardy.”
The HBO docuseries from the director of “Tiger King” looks at the exploitative and disturbing subculture of people who keep chimpanzees as pets
Gena Rowlands, hailed as one of the greatest actors to ever practice the craft and a guiding light in independent cinema, has died.
Marriott Theatre will take audiences to “1776” Aug. 21-Oct. 13 in Lincolnshire.
Our events guide for Chicago’s big week, from shows that embrace politics to local joints where you can hide from it all.
Wally Amos, an entrepreneur who started Famous Amos, one of the first brands to push high-quality cookies and one of the world’s best-known names in baked goods, died at his home in Honolulu. He was 88.
The music festival has reversed on plans dating from June to depart its longtime home in the North Lawndale neighborhood and move to suburban Bridegview.
Taking place between the events of “Alien” and “Aliens,” sometime around 2150, director/co-writer Fede Alvarez’s “Alien: Romulus” delivers.
“The American dream is killing me” were the first words out of Green Day singer Billie Joe Armstrong’s mouth at a sold-out Saviors Tour Chicago show.