Hundreds Pack Union Station For Maroon 5, Sara Bareilles Concert
Hundreds of people crowded into Union Station Thursday night, but they weren't waiting for a train.
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Hundreds of people crowded into Union Station Thursday night, but they weren't waiting for a train.
Davy Jones, singer for the 60′s supergroup The Monkees, apparently died Wednesday morning at Martin Memorial Hospital in Martin County, Florida.
A Chicago massage therapist trying to organize a nationwide boycott of an upcoming TV series, which she feels puts her licensed, regulated profession in an unflattering light.
The late comedian Bernie Mac had a portion of 69th Street in the Englewood neighborhood, where he grew up, named in his honor Tuesday.
Chicago's Hubbard Street Dance company is planning a special full-evening dance program to mark its 35th anniversary this fall.
It may still be February, but summer is closer than you might realize. In fact, Pitchfork is set to release the list of performers for its annual music festival this July.
It will be a homecoming for an acclaimed director next September, when Chicago's Goodman Theatre opens its new season.
Chicago will be the site for the filming of a new independent holiday movie, which will take a new look at Charles Dickens' "A Christmas Carol" from a gay perspective.
The late Bernie Mac is getting a special honor in Chicago.
Library officials have selected "Gold Boy, Emerald Girl," a collection of short stories by Chinese author Yiyun Li for this spring's "One Book, One Chicago" citywide book club.
Big crowds showed up for an Oscar-watching party on the at the Park West theater Sunday evening.
A Chicago Roman Catholic priest takes a leap of faith tonight when he's show trying his hand at stand-up comedy.
Keep up with the Oscars, from the nominees to the red carpet to the podium. And the Oscar goes to...
Attorneys for country music superstars Sugarland suggested in a recent court filing that fans who were killed or hurt when a stage collapsed at the Indiana State Fair last year were partly to blame for their injuries.
Producers say they're looking for singles to participate in an unscripted show entitled "3" that will document the ups and downs of dating.
