It’s time you confessed: You’ve met someone online and very possibly, dated them. But you’re not alone; 40 million Americans are online dating, according to Match.com. So, sooner or later, you know that the Second City...
Beer has become the choice of many connoisseurs these days and often with quite reasonable prices. Even PBR has made a comeback, but for those who prefer something more to delight the palette, Chicago,...
The Green Mill is usually known for jazz, but its Saturday afternoon standby, Paper Machete, adds some much-needed humor to the local and national political, and pop culture scenes. Add in some music, cabaret, puppetry...
The Flat Iron has been the epicenter of Wicker Park for years—and has played host to Liz Phair and Nelson Algren. Its artistic DNA continues with artists’ studios and, of course, First Fridays. For a...
Of all the options we have in Chicago, I didn’t expect to spend a blustery January evening grooving along to jazzy, uptempo renditions of Handel’s Messiah. An unparalleled experience, it was a moving, talented-filled tribute...
It’s the holy grail as new movies keep getting more expensive: Seeing a new movie before it is released, for free. And surprisingly, it’s not that difficult to find them. Something to keep in...
