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First Look review: Marc Salem’s “Mind Over Chicago” is the psychology, cold readings and nonverbal communication behind the magic
A frenetic energy pulses through the audience when Salem selects his next victim, which could be enriching to some viewers but nerve-wracking for others. -
Brunch bunch: A close-up look at a trio of favorite north-side brunch spots
Kanela's entrees, created by executive chef Don Penza, are delightfully varied, beautifully plated and huge. -
Chicago Insider: Etienne Padin on Bom Bolla’s tapas, Myopic Books and relaxing at Red Square
Chicago Insider: Etienne Padin on tapas at Bom Bolla, getting lost in Myopic Books and relaxing at Red Square -
Learning curve: Get out and explore some of Chicago’s lesser-known museums
It strives to showcase emerging artists, offering a variety of photography that focuses on everything from portraits to architecture and cultural phenomenon. -
First Look review: Second City’s clever, quick-moving “Fast, Loud and Funny” boasts wide-ranging talent
This show benefits from a good mix of comedians — some are great at goofy, others play the perfect straight man. -
Cozy on up: We asked active Chicagoans for their favorite spots to warm up in the city this winter
Sipping champagne next to the fireplace at RM Champagne Salon is all sorts of perfect. Flickering candles, bubbles, getting toasty in more ways than ... -
Chicago Insider: Ania Jablonowski on cerveza tacos, Roscoe Village and Peace Park
Chicago Insider: Ania Jablonowski on cerveza tacos, Roscoe Village and Peace Park -
Chicago’s hidden gems: La Boulangerie bakery, Dusek’s, Fahlstrom Fish Market and Osmium Coffee Bar
Menu favorites include the fresh-baked baguettes (which come in flavors like bacon and comté cheese, roasted garlic, or traditional) and the wide range of ... -
Inside Scoop: New Roots Pizza location, Wired Fridays, theatre openings and the “Pop Art Design” exhibit at the MCA
The folks behind the Fifty/50 Restaurant Group opened their second location of Roots Handmade Pizza in December at 2200 W. Lawrence Ave in Lincoln ... -
First Look review: Steppenwolf’s “Domesticated” is a hilariously shrewd exploration of monotony, monogamy and gender
First Look review: Steppenwolf's "Domesticated" is a hilariously shrewd exploration of monotony, monogamy and gender
