Ruth Bader Ginsburg on the Court, Scalia, and the Notorious B.I.G.
“There will be enough women on the Supreme Court when there are nine,” she said to the crowd at Auditorium Theatre.
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Your Favorite Raunchy Card Game Goes Live
The artistic director of Cards Against Humanity talks bad card combinations, choosing good improvisers, and more.
Inside Chicago's First Marshmallow Cafe
Head to XO Marshmallow (6977 N. Sheridan Rd., Rogers Park) for all the fluffy, mallowy treats you can imagine.
Are Endorsements for the Governor’s Race Getting Earlier?
We put together the data for the last 15 years of elections and asked experts what they see.
Grab a Cold Drink and Chill Out at Celeste
Our summer video series featuring favorite Chicago bars takes a trip to the Celeste rooftop.
Esmirna Garcia on Bridging the Gaps Between Pilsen’s Past, Present, and Future
The CEO of Pilsen Fest—which kicks off Friday—discusses the Pilsen Family Encounter project, gentrification, and more.
We Tried the Country's First Virtual Reality Cocktail
For Baptiste and Bottle (101 E. Erie St.), Macallan created this $95 cocktail experience, which includes acorns, a virtual tour of the scotchmaking process, and (don't worry) real booze.
Trevor, Diana Ross, and the Persistence of Gay Bullying
The director of the world-premiere musical talks about the lack of progress against homophobia, Chicago theater vs. New York theater, and more
Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? and the Importance of Multiracial Casting
The producing artistic director of Pulse Theatre discusses why his production is unique and why he showcases actors of color.
What You Need to Know About Chicago’s Cat Cafe Drama
Protests are planned this weekend at Tree House's new adoption facility. What went down with the city's first cat cafe?