Hershey Felder is back! Even if he’s in Italy, the miracle of modern internet streaming has given him the opportunity to share his performance with the world. Named to Time Magazine’s 2016 Top 10 Plays […]
It seems as though Jonathan Baker has “done it all”. He has played a very important role in films, as a writer, actor, director and producer. He has a line of personal care products including pure […]
In March of 2020, in response to the COVID-19 outbreak, the Phoenix Theatre Company went dark for the first time in its 100 year history. One of its last performances prior to this point was […]
While others are shutting down, two brothers with a dream are opening Chicago’s first restaurant post-COVID. Opening July 7, PB&J is Chicago’s newest hangout specializing in its namesake areas: Pizza, Beer, and Jukebox. Founded by [...]
Celebrate 4th of July with Prairie Grass Cafe Meal Kits! Prairie Grass is taking the holiday off. But you can be sure to make provide your family with everything you need to celebrate. With all of [...]
Dream Big. Work Hard. Persistence, passion, and patience pays off. Tim McEnery at 29 had the dream to create a community where a shared passion for both wine and food would bring people close. He [...]
By Kathy Carpenter North Coast Repertory Theater’s next play when the orders came to shut everything down was “Human Error“, by Eric Pfeffinger. They did not want their season subscribers to miss out on this [...]
Chicago, the City of Big Shoulders, also host to the best urban architecture and diverse food culture allows you to experience both at the top of the Wicker Park Hyatt Hotel. Wicker Park, haven to [...]
The Hero Pin The Hero Pin was founded by Lori Livacich on the idea that frontline workers need to be honored and recognized, now more than ever due to the ongoing COVID-19 crisis. These pins [...]
Yes. the Illinois Holocaust Museum & Education Center is scheduled to re-open on July 15 which will be a FREE day but I could not wait until then to see the Notorious RBG: The Life and Times [...]
“It was a world of war, corruption, and greed,” father and daughter writing team Dr. Bruce Ewing and Vernae Ewing announces on the very first line of their wholesome adventure book, The Treasure Tree. If [...]
The Auditorium Theatre’s award-winning summer camp for young people who have experienced the death of a parent, Hearts to Art, will be offered this year, 2020, in an at-home format, with online and home-based activities due [...]
SYNOPSIS: Phil Demers (aka Walrus Whisperer) is a part-time mailman who lives in a bungalow across the creek from Marineland, the iconic amusement park in Niagara Falls, where he had his dream job as an animal trainer [...]
