The Pulitzer Prize opened a traveling exhibit in connection with the American Library Association.
“Coco” is not the only popular film about Día de los Muertos.
A rising alt-indie artist, McPoland shook the floorboards of the iconic venue for his Piggy Tour, fresh off …
The only occasion in Chicago to wear lingerie while shouting at a movie screen is at Music Box …
Before bringing eyes to cable TV, “The Walking Dead” brought them to comic pages.
Writer Allison Treanor reflects on her love for Mary Shelley’s “Frankenstein”
Homes in the Rogers Park community go from regular houses to horrifying haunts for the Halloween season.
Mostly playing songs from the tour's titular project “Bewitched,” which released Sept. 8, singer-songwriter Laufey entranced viewers at …
Cemeteries often draw associations as images of death and grief. For some, they are places of mourning, not …
The penultimate seasonal showing of Joffrey Ballet’s “Frankenstein” showcased beauty and monstrosity from the moment the lights dimmed.
Engagement editor Audrey Hogan reflects on an album she used to listen to in high school.
Elegant prose and rhyming rang through Newhart Family Theatre Oct. 19.
The singer-songwriter played songs from his over 20 years of music.
The university is in the process of hiring another full-time staff member, as well as 20-25 student workers …
The cast and crew of “As You Like It” are committed to making Shakespearean language an enjoyable escape.
The Gerber/Hart Queer Library and Archives is a small — but growing — non-profit organization dedicated to preserving …
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