A Fresh Gust for the Windy City
The latest arts & culture coverage from Chicago and Chicagoland.
Lin-Manuel Miranda's groundbreaking musical "Hamilton" has returned to Chicago's CIBC Theatre in the Loop, running through April 26 with a cast that delivers the same electric energy that made the show a cultural phenomenon over a decade ago.
Chicago actress Cynthia Kaye McWilliams has launched her own comedy-drama series after years of working within Hollywood's constraints, according to a recent interview about her latest project.
Chicago Public Schools will start transitioning students away from two ASPIRA charter high schools this week after months of financial problems at the network left families and staff uncertain about their future, according to district officials.
Hundreds of mourners lined Drexel Avenue in Kenwood on Thursday morning as Rev. Jesse Jackson's lying-in-repose services began at the Rainbow PUSH Coalition headquarters, according to attendees at the scene.
New study shows Black and Hispanic drivers received majority of CPD traffic tickets from 2023-2025, even in predominantly white neighborhoods like Lincoln Park.
Monday brings planetary tensions for Chicago residents, with astrologer Georgia Nicols warning of accidents and misunderstandings across all zodiac signs.
The 86-year-old actor performed free for hundreds of Chicago high schoolers at Chicago Shakespeare Theater, mixing X-Men stories with classic monologues.