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Do we really need the Great Chicago Fire Festival?
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An artist's rendering of the Great Chicago Fire Festival, which would take place along the city's reimagined Riverwalk Twice last winter, I heard cultural affairs commissioner Michelle Boone's pocket speech on the city's new cultural plan . Comment?
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I've requested the same simple birthday cake every year since I was teenager. It's a recipe from the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette for a buttermilk lemon cake that my mom clipped and slightly modified. Comment?
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Ballast Point beers-including Yellowtail, Big Eye, and Sculpin-arrive in Chicago
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Venerable San Diego brewery Ballast Point , founded in 1996, began distributing its beers in Chicago last week. Comment?
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Best shows to see: Lady Lamb the Beekeeper, the Body, and Deep Sea Diver
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The week's just beginning, and it's another busy one. The obvious highlight of a stacked list of great shows is Kurt Vile, who's playing Lincoln Hall on Tue 5/14 in support of his excellent new record Wakin on a Pretty Daze . Comment?
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12 O'Clock Track: Mudhoney's ripper about shitty white wine, 'Chardonnay'
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Mudhoney is just the best. There are a load of reasons as to why this is-the group's stubborn unwillingness to go the way of much of the first-wave grunge phenomenon and front man Mark Arm's embrace of the curmudgeon lifestyle being among my very favorites. Comment?
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Cocktail Challenge: Tartar sauce
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Challenged with Tartar sauce by Scofflaw's Uby Khawaja , "I was going to go the fish route," says Annemarie Sagoi, a bartender at Big Star and the Charleston . Comment?
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Show us your . . . framed Velveeta record
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In our recent Food Issue , Cursive front man and recent Chicago transplant, Tim Kasher, spilled his guts about how much he appreciates a box of Velveeta Shells & Cheese. Comment?
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Reader's Agenda Mon 5/13: The Yellow Birds, the Harlem Renaissance, and David Misch
Kevin Powers was a machine gunner in Iraq at the age of 17. He then wrote a war novel called The Yellow Birds . Comment?
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At Vu Sua, Macku Chan channels the 90s
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I once tried to sit down at a sidewalk restaurant in Hanoi that specialized in dog meat. Comment?
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Reader's Agenda Sun 5/12: A Mother's Day matinee, a Marxist musical, and Coliseum
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Shake things up a bit this Mother's Day by going to the Music Box for a matinee showing of the 1981 camp classic Mommie Dearest , with commentary by Dick O'Day and complimentary wire hangers. Comment?
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Still thinking about Lookingglass Theatre's Still Alice-and about Alzheimer's
In the novel Still Alice -the source for Lookingglass Theatre's play of the same name-that's what Alice hears from her husband when she tells him she has Alzheimer's disease. Comment?
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Street View 097: Sheyssa rocks her trench
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Sheyssa's outfit is like a poem: the umbrella rhymes with the shoes, and the hat with the trench coat. Comment?
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Reader's Agenda Sat 5/11: Chicago Arts Girls Spring Pop-Up Shop,...
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Paintings. Housewares. T-shirts. Furniture. Basically, any kind of functional or nonfunctional art you're in the market for is up for grabs at the Chicago Art Girls Spring Pop-Up Shop, which takes place at Ravenswood Event Center. Comment?
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Jackie Kennedy, Susan Sontag, and Angela Davis walk into a brasserie . . .
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One of the strangest side effects of studying a foreign language is the desire not just to immerse yourself in a new culture but to become a part of it, indistinguishable from a native speaker. Comment?
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The house Theaster Gates built
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Theaster Gates is known as an artist, but he trained as an urban planner, and it's hard to separate his work from the city that inspired it. Comment?
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This week in Indian cinema: Wadala, Goa, and Gatsby,
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This week the River East 21 is showing two new Bollywood releases: Go Goa Gone , a horror-comedy about zombies attacking a rave party, and Shootout at Wadala , an action film inspired by the real-life standoff between Mumbai police and gangster Manya Surve in 1982. Comment?
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Distant Intimacy: An object lesson in knowing when to quit
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Joseph Epstein wrote that in an essay called "I Like a Gershwin Tune." You can find it in his 1998 collection Narcissus Leaves the Pool . Comment?
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And the Key Ingredient Cook-Off winners are . . .
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Last Friday night, 26 of Chicago's best chefs and scads of you nice, attractive people gathered at the Bridgeport Art Center for a little culinary symbiosis in the name of adventure. Comment?
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On throwing Derrick Rose into the breach
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The problem with the Bulls and Derrick Rose is that the Bulls don't need inspiration. Comment?
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ATMs: Automated Theft Machines
Be kind to your ATM today. The machines have been going through withdrawal lately, more than they're used to. Comment?
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