Tag: Chicago
The Seed of the Sacred Fig: Chicago Reader Review
The Seed of the Sacred Fig, directed by Mohammad Rasoulof, is a nearly three-hour film that starts with a sense of political urgency and...
Nutella Souffle Pancakes at Hanabusa Cafe – Chicago Reader’s Review
The Nutella souffle pancakes at Hanabusa Cafe in Chicago have become a popular dish that brings back memories of London for many. Originally a...
Handcrafted Leather Goods by Artisan Amir Badri – Chicago Reader
Amir Badri, a talented leather artisan based in Chicago, shared his journey of becoming a skilled craftsman. He highlighted the challenges of working freelance...
Prize Horse: Unique Fingerprints in Moody Posthardcore – Chicago Reader
Minneapolis trio Prize Horse is making waves with their pensive and moody posthardcore sound featured in their first full-length album, Under Sound. Released in...
Abby Sage Embraces Decay for Musical Rebirth – Chicago Reader
Abby Sage is a musician who creates dreamy folk-pop music that embraces themes of decay and transformation. Her debut album, The Rot, was released...
Lutenist Jozef van Wissem Scores F.W. Murnau’s Nosferatu – Chicago Reader
Jozef van Wissem, a talented lutenist and composer, has recently released a single titled "The Call of the Deathbird" along with a ten-minute video....
Cloud Nothings 10-Year Anniversary Celebration of Here and Nowhere Else –...
Cloud Nothings, a band that originated in Cleveland and found success in Chicago, is celebrating the 10-year anniversary of their album "Here and Nowhere...
Celebrating 5 Years: Billy Woods & Kenny Segal’s Hiding Places –...
Billy Woods and Kenny Segal, a dynamic duo in the world of hip-hop, are celebrating the fifth anniversary of their acclaimed album "Hiding Places."...
Simplify Your Writing: Tips for Effective Communication
Shakespeare's Hamlet has been brought to life in a unique and captivating production by Robert Lepage and Guillaume Côté. The U.S. premiere of The...
Blood Incantation’s Absolute Elsewhere Album Review: Exceeding Expectations – Chicago Reader
Blood Incantation's latest album, Absolute Elsewhere, has been making waves since its release in October. The Denver-based band has managed to blend elements of...
Support for CBC student injured in I-55 shooting garners widespread community...
The support for Colin continues to pour in from various hockey communities, showcasing the power of unity and solidarity during challenging times. The outpouring...
Exploring Jason Park’s Midwestern Heritage – Chicago Reader Interview
Jason Park, a director from Albany Park, has made a groundbreaking film called Transplant that resonates with medical students due to its accurate portrayal...
Artists’ Responses to Technology in Chicago: Exploring the Intersection
"The Living End: Painting and Other Technologies, 1970-2020," a new exhibition at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Chicago, delves into the intersection of...
Blitz Restaurant Review: Find out what the Chicago Reader has to...
In the new drama Blitz, young George embarks on a journey to reunite with his mother Rita during World War II. The film expertly...
All We Imagine as Light: Chicago Reader Book Review
Payal Kapadia's recent film, "All We Imagine as Light," brings a rare tenderness to Indian cinema that has been missing in recent years. The...
Red One: A Comprehensive Review – Chicago Reader
Red One, directed by Jake Kasdan, was anticipated to bring a fresh perspective to the typical Christmas movie genre dominated by CGI effects and...
Dune: Prophecy Book Review by Chicago Reader – A Detailed Analysis...
The Dune franchise has taken a new direction with the release of the prequel TV series, Dune: Prophecy. Set ten thousand years before the...
The Little Mermaid Musical Review at Drury Lane – Chicago Reader
The vibrant colors of Disney's 1989 film version of The Little Mermaid have come alive in Drury Lane Theatre's production of the story. Ariel,...
Discover the Enchanting Secret Garden at Theo – Chicago Reader
Frances Hodgson Burnett’s novel, The Secret Garden, has captivated audiences for decades with its story of a young girl named Mary Lennox who finds...
The Inspiring Women Behind Florence Price: Chicago Reader Feature
Classical music, like many art forms, requires financial support and belief in the existence of unique talent. In a Chicago Reader feature, author Samantha...
Interior Chinatown Book Review: Exploring Identity and Stereotypes in Chicago Reader
Charles Yu's Interior Chinatown is a thought-provoking exploration of identity and stereotypes in society, particularly focusing on how individuals are often typecast and limited...