The theater in 1972 and the theater today Credit: ST-20003178-0001, Chicago Sun-Times collection, Chicago History Museum; Kirk Williamson In the last 20 years, movie theaters have disappeared from ...

The underappreciated musician’s musicians in Hushdrops have carried on through the tragic loss of drummer Joe Camarillo.

A three-day race brought together over a hundred couriers who raced, partied, and crashed their way through a revived ...

The world premiere of this musical at the Goodman has star power and lots of laughs, but the slapstick overpowers the ...

A dispute between a white couple and a Latine couple takes on bigger sociopolitical implications in Theatre Evolve's ...

They are raising their sons with the same values of friendship and political consciousness that has sustained their connection for two decades.

Where the city flirts at the borders of Niles and Park Ridge, Juju’s Vintage greets you with a kitschy window display that ...

This UNESCO World Heritage site in Collinsville, Illinois, lets visitors climb a 100-foot earthen mound built nearly a thousand years ago.

This July, look away from the screen and toward Wisconsin grottoes and other otherworldly immersive art environments.

The Wisconsin Dells remains a popular midwest vacation destination, but Nellie Kluz’s 2024 documentary explores its murky ...

Sure, we’ve missed Lair of the Minotaur’s heavy, gritty riffs, expansive tunes, and mythological themes, but we’re just flesh ...

Chicagoland's last surviving drive-in theater has $15 carload nights, a historic seven-story screen, and the kind of summer night you won’t forget.