Artemisia Theatre Artistic Director Julie Proudfoot Gives the ‘Goods’ on the 2021 Season
Though the pandemic continues to force venues to close their doors, Artemisia Theatre has curated an engaging season tha…
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International Women’s Day Proves the Past is a Present For Chicagoans
From Ida B. Wells to Michelle Obama, Jane Addams to Jennifer Weiss, Chicago shares its legacy with dynamic and diverse w…
Interview: Judith Hill’s Strengths Shine Throughout ‘Baby, I’m Hollywood!’
“Baby, I'm Hollywood/I'm the rhythm and the soul/I'm the rock that rolls,” belts out Grammy-winner Judith Hill on the ti…
Women Employed CEO Cherita Ellens on COVID-19’s $64.5 Billion Problem
On February 12, Vice President Kamala Harris called the recent exodus of 2.5 million American women from the workforce a…
Photo Essay: Early to Bed Changes the Feminist Sex Toy Scene During the Pandemic
“Paper Bag” by Fiona Apple plays in the background as Merril Doty and Nicole Guappone spend their afternoon shift unboxi…
Embrace Black History Month Through Entertainment, Enlightenment & Empowerment
It’s not too late to partake in Black History Month per online purchases, performances, podcasts, and other nonprofit re…
Interview: Christina Anthony Talks ‘Mixed-ish,’ The Second City and More
Mixed-ish, the Black-ish prequel series set in the 1980s that follows a young Rainbow Johnson as she adjusts to life in …
Warm & Magical Ways To Celebrate Valentine’s Day
Whether dancing or donating, Valentine’s Day offers a variety of ways to embrace and share love. While some may pamper t…
‘Just As I Am’ by Cicely Tyson is Your New Favorite Memoir
Man, you're picky. That's not always a bad thing, either. You know what you want so you choose deliberately, carefull…
Madly In Love or Just Mad? ‘Preparations to Be Together’ Asks Which
How far would you go for love? In Lili Horvát’s “Preparations to Be Together for an Unknown Period of Time” (2020), the …
