'Harry Potter' Co-Star Conjures Up Crowds In Woodridge
Think Harry Potter mania has run its course? Think again, WBBM's Michele Fiore reports.
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Think Harry Potter mania has run its course? Think again, WBBM's Michele Fiore reports.
The pioneering TV series "Soul Train" is starring once again in Chicago – this time in photographs.
R&B star R. Kelly underwent emergency throat surgery this week, and his publicist says he will be laid up indefinitely.
A horse from Woodstock is headed to Hollywood to co-star in a new movie with Johnny Depp.
With no viable bids to buy the troubled book retailer, Borders seeks court approval to liquidate its surviving 400 stores, bringing an end to a chain that until early this year had several stores in the Chicago area.
Mocking the provincial Midwest in its description, GQ Magazine on Friday deemed Chicago the fourth worst-dressed city in America.
A tentative deal has been reached to keep dancers on their toes with the Joffrey Ballet.
Chicago entrepreneur Emerson Spartz, a fan of the Harry Potter books and movies, credits the series with inspiring his career of web publishing.
Harry Potter fans in Chicago and across the country began flocking to theaters for a bittersweet event – watching the final installment in the 10-year-old film series.
R&B star R. Kelly is being hit with a $2.9 million foreclosure lawsuit on his house in south suburban Olympia Fields, according to a Tuesday report.
As Harry Potter fans look forward to a bittersweet trip to theaters later this week, they're not taking any chances.
People Magazine has released a photo of Rob Lowe made-up for his new role as accused wife-killer Drew Peterson.
It was going to be a crazy pop night in Chicago with Britney Spears and Nicki Minaj at United Center, and Katy Perry at Allstate Arena. But Katy Perry has canceled!
Porn star Jenna Jameson missed two dates when she was supposed to appear at movie theaters in Naperville and Woodridge. Now the cinemas' owner has taken her to court.
The Bears aren't playing anytime soon, but excited Chicagoans were getting ready to fill Soldier Field on Tuesday. Many have been up since early Tuesday morning outside the stadium for the U2 concert Tuesday night.
