Coyotes, bats, moths, raccoons, deer, and more: an exploration of the city’s dusk-till-dawn wildlife and the humans who study ...

The Moviegoer is the diary of a local film buff, collecting the best of what Chicago’s independent and underground film scene ...

Trap Door's revival of Amiri Baraka's absudist and allegorical Dutchman from 1964 is raw, poetic, and confrontational.

In Wyrd, three sisters wrestle with their otherworldly powers and the unseen forces that prevent them from using them ...

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Chicagoans share their movie picks at Terror Vision Records and Video, the late-night pop-up video store next door to the Music Box Theatre.

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The films of Paige Taul explore Black cultural identity, from style to family and from class mobility to personal mythmaking.

Lyric Opera's first-ever production of Luigi Cherubini's Medea is a resonant tale of vengeance with powerful performances.

For months, activists have been surveilling the Damen Silos demolition to ensure that environmental protection measures are ...

Robert Bruno, a professor at the University of Illinois School of Labor and Employment Relations, says the wrestling over ...

Since September, at least six unhoused Chicagoans have been abducted by federal agents. That number is likely higher, but the ...