Since COVID-19 cases are on the rise and all of the previous fun activities require some form of socializing, reading is basically the only attainable hobby anymore. In addition to supporting our loca…
We all know how important voting is, but we are ignorant internet people and don’t always understand how to do it. This election is going to be monumental. Ballotpedia has provided a detai…
The COVID-19 pandemic has sequestered millions of Americans in their homes, and many working or living remotely are in need of activities to pass the time. This is the perfect opportunity to fill o…
The Chicago Donut Fest - A River North Donut Tasting at Old Crow Smokehouse is not the only donut festival in the city. Nor is it the first. There appear to be at least four. Unlike other culinary tre…
The first question was about police reform. Less than an hour after Jason Van Dyke was sentenced to 81 months for the killing of Laquan McDonald, candidates gathered for the American Civil Liberties U…
Maria Hadden’s hand keeps raising up and down, like a lever that will automatically snap her arm up into a wave before lowering it just as quickly. I have made the critical mistake of interviewing …
The Star Wars “Imperial March” is blaring over the speakers as we enter the Free MVMT Shop at 3649 N. Southport. A collection of friends and I have arrived for the "Move Like a Jedi" fitness class—a S…
There are screams in the distance. They sound like happy screams, but one can never be too sure. McCormick Place has been overrun by cosplayers, spectators, comic enthusiasts, manga enthusiasts, Marve…
The walls at Creepy Company are green—not a pleasant, soft, verdant green. They are violently green. Aggressively green. The color of ectoplasm and exorcisms. I feel the need to comment on the over…
So much of my time in Chicago has been spent trying to force people to visit me in Rogers Park. So often, I fail. All of my beautiful, lovely friends live in neighborhoods like Logan Square—…
