ACTUALLY, WE WERE SEEKING TO PROVIDE THE SENSORY EQUIVALENT OF ONE OF OUR JAMS ... While crossing the Kinzie Street Bridge in August, the Dave Matthews Band's bus allegedly dumped...
"Slicing and dicing through history: Popeiliana connoisseur pitches his wares." -- March 3 Tim Samuelson's exhibit of his large collection of Popeil Brothers and Ronco gadgets and appliances drew an...
"Welcome to Krzyzewskiville: At Duke, hundreds of undergrads camp out for months to get basketball tickets. But some question whether this tradition has gone too far." -- Feb. 19 In...
On Oct. 29, the Chicago Symphony Orchestra musicians had strike signs printed and were making schedules for picket-line appearances, so sure were they that contracts talks with management would break...
Chicago's Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum has named retired investment banker Albert Pick III as its interim president and chief executive, effective Nov. 1. Pick, 69, a longtime member of the...
Online multiplex: Five north suburban theaters said Thursday they are banding together in a marketing campaign that will include a Web site "multiplex." The North Shore Theatrical Association will include...
Lyric Opera of Chicago said Tuesday it raised $77,190 at its warehouse rummage sale last weekend, as thousands of people bought costumes, scenery and trunks for a proverbial song. Lyric...
The Cincinnati Symphony has reached an agreement with its musicians, who have been "playing and talking" since their contract lapsed Sept. 5. The three-year agreement calls for a wage freeze...
On May 20, Tempo wrote about the renovation of venerable John O'Donnell Stadium in Davenport, Iowa, home to the Swing of the Quad Cities of the Class A Midwest League....
Phany Tum has been living in the Loop only since December, but it hasn't taken her long to sum up the neighborhood night-life: "Zero." But Loop living otherwise appeals to...