Oprah Plans 2-Episode Interview With James Frey
Oprah Winfrey's interview with author James Frey will stretch over two episodes during the final full week of her talk show.
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Oprah Winfrey's interview with author James Frey will stretch over two episodes during the final full week of her talk show.
Live Nation and Groupon are joining up for deals on live entertainment.
A published report says the executive producer who wants to bring a reality TV series to Chicago's Boystown has a serious criminal record.
If you can afford to pay $2.4 million, you can move into the Winnetka house where "Home Alone" was filmed.
Chicago's Lookingglass Theatre Company is the proud recipient of this year's top Tony Award for regional theaters.
I went to a lunch today I'd like to tell you about -- a celebration of the induction of Oprah Winfrey into the Illinois Broadcasters Association Hall of Fame.
The official trailer for "Transformers: Dark of the Moon," was unveiled Thursday, and Chicago practically gets a starring role in the mini-movie, as warring metallic beings battle for supremacy.
President and Michelle Obama came to Chicago for a taping of the Oprah Winfrey show and had plenty of praise for Mayor Daley--and joked that he'll need to help out new mayor Rahm Emanuel.
The official lineup for Lollapalooza 2011 on Aug. 5-7 in Grant Park has been released. Check it out!
Rock bassist Matthew Leone was severely beaten last summer while he tried to help a woman being hit by her husband. Ten long months later, he took the stage Saturday at Chicago's Metro.
Houston Grand Opera general director Anthony Freud will soon take over Chicago's Lyric Opera.
Could the Boystown strip on Halsted Street soon be the setting for a new reality TV show?
No one's ever feeling blue after watching a performance by the esteemed Blue Man Group, and the production is now seeking new Blue Men to take over.
One of Chicago's only full-time reggae music clubs is set to close its doors because its owner is relocating to his native Ethiopia.
Ald. Bernard Stone's long and colorful political career might be coming to an end, but he's found a new gig on talk radio – at least for one day.
