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Best Place to Brunch on a Monday, or Tuesday, or Wednesday …
I had driven by the White Sheep at least a hundred times en route to the stores near Orland Square before I finally stopped in. Now? I don’t want to...
Best Spot for Slurping Pho and Sipping a Fancy Lychee Martini
Where I live, on the Far South Side of Chicago, dining out used to mean pizza, fried chicken, or fast food, while drinking destinations were of the beer-only tavern variety....
Extremely ’70s Artifacts from Johnson Publishing’s Heyday
A new exhibit at the Stony Island Arts Bank toasts the Ebony and Jet founder's pizzazz.
How the Obsidian Collection Is Bringing Black Newspapers to Google
The organization is busy digitizing papers like the Chicago Defender and the Baltimore Afro American. And they're turning them into virtual exhibits on Google's Arts & Culture platform.
Poet Erika L. Sánchez on Going Mainstream and Not Being Perfect
The Bridgeport writer longed for Mexican American voices in literature growing up. Now she’s carving out a place for her own.
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The Neighborhood Guardian
Power Star Joseph Sikora on His Chicago Graffiti Crew Days
The Chicago actor who plays Tommy Egan in the Starz hit show talks about faith, sex, and how he plays the role of a ruthless drug dealer.
In Wake of Hunger Strike, Dyett’s Principal Promises Tech That Goes Beyond PowerPoint
A year after a month-long hunger strike prevented its closure, Bronzeville’s Walter H. Dyett High School of the Arts will open this fall with a new focus and a new...
The Evolution of ‘Chiraq’
How the catchword went from a local rapper’s shorthand for Chicago violence to the loaded title of a bigtime director’s next film