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    May 25, 2013 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  1. 'The Illustrated Press: Chicago' renders news

    To Darryl Holliday, comics journalism descends from cave paintings: Cave of El Castillo. And then Lascaux. And then "The Illustrated Press: Chicago."
    To Darryl Holliday, comics journalism descends from cave paintings: Cave of El Castillo. And then Lascaux. And then "The Illustrated Press: Chicago." Cave paintings are "nonfiction visualizations of what was really happening in those people's lives at...

    Tags: Englewood, Caves and Caverns, Journalism, Michigan Avenue, Landforms

    2. May 12, 2013 |Story| Handout

  2. Man arrested on weapons, drug charges after domestic call

    A Chicago man was arrested after police were called to a Pilsen home Saturday evening for a domestic disturbance and discovered several weapons, including three assault rifles and a machine pistol with a silencer.
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    A Chicago man was arrested after police were called to a Pilsen home Saturday evening for a domestic disturbance and discovered several weapons, including three assault rifles and a machine pistol with a silencer. Jeremy Lydon, 43, of the 2100 block...

    Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Unrest, Conflicts and War, Crimes, Weaponry, Drug Trafficking

    3. May 8, 2013 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  3. Ambitious Beethoven fest wants listeners to feel the 'love'

    Ludwig van Beethoven was forever pushing boundaries, and the annual Chicago festival that bears the composer's name continues to do the same, even more so than in the past.
    Ludwig van Beethoven was forever pushing boundaries, and the annual Chicago festival that bears the composer's name continues to do the same, even more so than in the past. “Beethoven Festival: LOVE 2013,” as the third edition is titled,...

    Tags: Festive Events, Music Industry, Arts and Culture, Entertainment, Uptown

    4. May 23, 2013 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  4. Hibiscus margarita

    <strong>Hibiscus margarita</strong>: Summer drink season is here, and Del Toro has you covered. The Pilsen restaurant from the family behind F&amp;R Liquors offers eight signature margaritas. Each drink is a unique blend of 3 Garcias or Gran Centenario tequila, followed by an eclectic burst of other mix-ins (guava, Squirt, chile pequin, St. Germain and agave nectar, just to name a few).
    Hibiscus margarita: Summer drink season is here, and Del Toro has you covered. The Pilsen restaurant from the family behind F&R Liquors offers eight signature margaritas. Each drink is a unique blend of 3 Garcias or Gran Centenario tequila, followed by an...
    5. May 5, 2013 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  5. Howard Stern taking his 'Talent' to Chicago area

    "America's Got Talent" will do this week what the National Radio Hall of Fame couldn't last November: It will get legendary shock jock Howard Stern to come to the Chicago area.
    "America's Got Talent" will do this week what the National Radio Hall of Fame couldn't last November: It will get legendary shock jock Howard Stern to come to the Chicago area. Stern — who was inducted into the Chicago-based Hall of Fame but...

    Tags: Breast Cancer, Entertainment, Derrick Rose, Friends (tv program), Brooklyn Nets

    6. Apr 11, 2013 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  6. Phil Vettel: Three stars for EL Ideas

    &nbsp;EL Ideas has been playing to full houses since it opened in July 2011. That would be a nice achievement for any operation, but given the quirky experience chef and owner Phillip Foss offers, it's positively miraculous.
     EL Ideas has been playing to full houses since it opened in July 2011. That would be a nice achievement for any operation, but given the quirky experience chef and owner Phillip Foss offers, it's positively miraculous. Dinners cost $145, prepaid, tip...

    Tags: Restaurants, Caviar, Pecans, EL Ideas, Phil Vettel

    7. Apr 30, 2013 |Story| RedEye

  7. Food quest: Pilsen

    If the last time you visited Pilsen was for brunch at Nightwood or a hangover-curing bowl of menudo at Nuevo Leon, it's time to return. This lineup starts on 18th Street and covers a bit more than a mile of ground on the way over to Halsted; hop the #18 bus if you're not up for the leisurely stroll along the neighborhood's main drag.
    RedEye
    If the last time you visited Pilsen was for brunch at Nightwood or a hangover-curing bowl of menudo at Nuevo Leon, it's time to return. This lineup starts on 18th Street and covers a bit more than a mile of ground on the way over to Halsted; hop the #18...

    Tags: Arts and Culture, Vegan Diet, Arts, Coconut, Chocolate Bars

    8. Mar 26, 2013 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  8. Mariachi the heart and soul of Lyric's 'Cruzar'

    The combination of opera and mariachi is not as unlikely as one might think. Both art forms, in the view of Lyric Opera General Director Anthony Freud, tell human stories about love and loss, family and country. Beyond that, said Freud, "mariachi is a unique, joyful, sorrowful cocktail that has the emotional immediacy of Puccini and a sound world as distinct as that of any great composer."
    The combination of opera and mariachi is not as unlikely as one might think. Both art forms, in the view of Lyric Opera General Director Anthony Freud, tell human stories about love and loss, family and country. Beyond that, said Freud, "mariachi is a...

    Tags: Civic Opera House, Music Industry, Arts and Culture, Entertainment, Entertainment Events

    9. Apr 25, 2013 |Story| RedEye

  9. New Mexican restaurants

    A wave of new Mexican restaurants opening over the past two months has us wondering whether there's something in the water. Tequila, maybe? We enlisted a team of taco-and-guac obsessives to fill up and report back on three new entries and got the lowdown to whet your appetite about four others.&nbsp;
    For RedEye
    A wave of new Mexican restaurants opening over the past two months has us wondering whether there's something in the water. Tequila, maybe? We enlisted a team of taco-and-guac obsessives to fill up and report back on three new entries and got the...

    Tags: Tacos, Restaurants, Saveur, Steaks, Foods and Beverages

    10. Apr 8, 2013 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  10. 'To Cross the Face of the Moon': Lyric's fusion of opera, mariachi brings crowd to its feet ★★★ 1/2

    Nothing like the exuberant dazzle of mariachi to explode operatic stereotypes.
    Nothing like the exuberant dazzle of mariachi to explode operatic stereotypes. The shouts and cheers that went up from the sold-out audience Sunday afternoon at the Civic Opera House said it all. What was billed as the world's first mariachi opera...

    Tags: Civic Opera House, Arts and Culture, Entertainment, Poetry, Mexico

    11. Apr 18, 2013 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  11. Gender-bending rapper Mykki Blanco is Chicago through and through

    Before Michael Quattlebaum was going glamazon in the pages of Vogue, being christened the most exciting thing in the downtown party scene by The New York Times, before he was boasting about being Jay-Z's natural-born legatee in song &mdash; which is to say before he was taking the world by force as Mykki Blanco &mdash; Quattlebaum was just another School of the Art Institute of Chicago freshman trying to hold it together in the big city.
    Before Michael Quattlebaum was going glamazon in the pages of Vogue, being christened the most exciting thing in the downtown party scene by The New York Times, before he was boasting about being Jay-Z's natural-born legatee in song — which is to...

    Tags: Arts and Culture, Entertainment, Gays and Lesbians, Nicki Minaj, School of the Art Institute of Chicago

    12. Apr 18, 2013 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  12. Must menu choices be so difficult?

    A year or so ago, not long before chef Ryan McCaskey opened Acadia in the South Loop, he began thinking about what his soon-to-be restaurant might serve at brunch. A lifelong Deadhead, he was traveling around the country, following what remains of the Grateful Dead, eating far more breakfasts and brunches than he typically does as a workaday Chicago chef: "I guess I had never thought much about how regional breakfast can be &mdash; how in the South, you'll find lots of sweets, biscuits in the morning, then in San Francisco, things get ultra-handmade and inventive, lots of pastries. I ate this blueberry muffin that probably weighed like 2 pounds."
    A year or so ago, not long before chef Ryan McCaskey opened Acadia in the South Loop, he began thinking about what his soon-to-be restaurant might serve at brunch. A lifelong Deadhead, he was traveling around the country, following what remains of the...

    Tags: Wicker Park, Acadia, Lifestyle and Leisure, Eggs Benedict, Everest

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