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Read Chicago White Sox manager Tony La Russa’s letter announcing retirement

The Chicago Edge | October 4, 2022
Categories: Chicago, Culture, Entertainment

Chicago White Sox manager and Hall of Famer Tony La Russa announced his retirement this week. La Russa cited medical issues for his retirement. The White Sox are set to…more»

Tags: baseball, Chicago White Sox, Cleveland Guardians, MLB, Tony La Russa

Pritika Chowdhry’s Counter Memory Project uses art to challenge war on terror narrative

Shahnaseeb Babar | September 27, 2022
Categories: Culture

In today’s world, where connectivity has increased, making the world a smaller place has left many to feel “untouched” and “unloved” by the problems of others. While social media websites…more»

Tags: Counter Memory Project, Pritika Chowdhry, War on Terror

Voyage is Abba’s first album in 40 years

Daniel Alvarez | November 5, 2021
Categories: Culture, Entertainment

After all these years, Abba still sounds like Abba. Although their breakup was always rumored all these years, Abba had never officially split up but rather took some time to…more»

Tags: Abba, music, music streaming, Spotify, Voyage

Mexican American coming-of-age documentary Fruits of Labor is out today

Daniel Alvarez | October 4, 2021
Categories: Culture, Entertainment

Get a glimpse into the life of a high school girl who seeks the perfect balance between her life and helping her family. PBS’ POV has announced the release of…more»

Tags: Ashley Solis, documentaries, Emily Cohen Ibáez, Fruits of Labor, movie news, movie trailers, PBS, POV

Let the Chicago Bears move to the suburbs

Kyle W. Bell | October 1, 2021
Categories: Chicago, Culture, Entertainment, Events

See? You can fill Soldier Field without the Bears. The Chicago Bears have dropped hints of a possible move from Soldier Field to the suburbs for weeks. They are one…more»

Tags: Arlington Heights, Arlington International Racetrack, Chicago Bears, Chicago Fire, Chicago suburbs, Mayor Lori Lightfoot, NFL, Richard M. Daley

Radiohead is back with a new music video for “If You Say The Word”

Daniel Alvarez | September 23, 2021
Categories: Culture, Entertainment

The song is on Kid Amnesiae, Radiohead’s next album of obscure recordings from the early 2000s, which will be released in November. We are slowly approaching the end of 2021,…more»

Tags: If You Say The Word, Kid Amnesiae, music, music videos, Radiohead, Thom Yorke

Showtime donates $500K for South and West Side beautification and art projects

Daniel Alvarez | August 4, 2021
Categories: Chicago, Culture, Entertainment

Mayor Lightfoot has announced donations from Showtime to Greencorps Chicago, a green job training program, and the Chicago Public Art Group. The donation focuses on areas where The Chi is…more»

Tags: Chicago Public Art Group, Greencorps Chicago, Mayor Lori Lightfoot, Showtime, The Chi

Encanto teaser trailer out now as animated film hits theaters and Disney+ this fall

Daniel Alvarez | July 8, 2021
Categories: Culture, Entertainment

After several months of speculation, Disney has finally announced the release window for the animated film Encanto. They also just debuted a new teaser trailer. With the passage of time,…more»

Tags: Colombia, Disney, Disney+, Encanto, movie news, movie trailers

Jax Anderson releases Bigger Picture, Say I Do from Songs For Every Condition album

Daniel Alvarez | July 7, 2021
Categories: Culture, Entertainment, LGBT

Detroit singer Jax Anderson continues her streak of dual releases from her upcoming album, Songs For Every Condition. The first song from the Happy condition, “Bigger Picture,” features VÉRITÉ and…more»

Tags: Bigger Picture, Jax Anderson, Neon Gold Records, Say I Do, Songs for Every Condition, Verite

Blink-182 lead singer Mark Hoppus battling cancer

The Chicago Edge | June 23, 2021
Categories: Culture, Entertainment

Mark Hoppus, the lead singer of the rock band Blink-182, told fans today that he is battling cancer. “For the past three months, I’ve been undergoing chemotherapy for cancer. I…more»

Tags: Blink-182, cancer, Mark Hoppus, music, rock bands

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