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Chicago is to be the center of 'A Christmas Story, The Musical' tour
The Theater LoopAbove, an earlier Kansas City Repertory production of "A Christmas Story, The Musical." Chicago is to be in the center of a new, nationally touring production of "A Christmas Story, The Musical," a relatively new show (and wholly new production)...... -
Restaurant sued in death of girl, 13, at school
Tribune reporterThe family of a Chicago Public Schools seventh-grader who died last year after an allergic reaction to peanuts at a school party has filed a wrongful-death suit against the Chinese restaurant that provided the meal, claiming the student's teacher told the...Tags: Chicago, Allergies, Physical Conditions, Epinephrine, Albany Park
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February 7 - 11
WGN NewsMistuh JJ & Times Eyes - Les Miserables - B. Cole - Michigan Avenue Magazine - Russell Simmons - Phil Vettel Monday, February 7 Mistuh JJ & Times Eyes www.RapIsFun.com Les Miserables Through February 27 Cadillac Palace 151 W. Randolph Chicago www....Tags: Chicago, Lake Geneva, Les Miserables (musical), Michigan Avenue, WGN
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How RJ Grunts (and other Chicago restaurants) got its name
Tribune reporterWhat’s in a name? For recent James Beard Award-winning restaurateur Rich Melman, it began 40 years ago with an involuntary emission of sound, which led to his restaurant empire. Here's the story of how RJ Grunts and other notable restaurants...Tags: California, Restaurants, Rick Bayless, James Beard, Joint Ventures
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The Sponge and the Fury: Ira Kaplan on Yo La Tengo's 'Sitcom Theater'
Show TrackerYo La Tengo, the Hoboken, N.J., rock trio, played the El Rey Theatre last week to end its winter tour, at each stop of which an opening set was determined by a spin of a Wheel of Fortune. Possibilities included...... -
2011 James Beard Award winners announced
The Dish - Orlando SentinelWinners were announced last night, Monday, May 9, 2011, at the annual 2011 James Beard Foundation Awards, the nation’s most prestigious recognition program honoring professionals in the food and beverage industries. During a ceremony hosted by Tom... -
Albany Park: A patchwork of cultures
If you're used to browsing Michigan Avenue or suburban mall stores, Albany Park's Lawrence Avenue might seem a bit like stepping into another world. Along a 12-block stretch, you can shop a Korean pharmacy, Mexican bakery, Middle Eastern dress shop and...Tags: Real Estate, Homes, Children, Metra, Chicago Police Department
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Food for Thought
Chicago TribuneWhile I admit I'm not the kind of person who orders-in food, I find the results of a recent survey on the subject a little hard to swallow. Before you peek at the list below, try taking a wild guess on Chicago's most "ordered-in" food. Did you guess...Tags: Pizzas, Columbus, Chicago Tribune, Restaurants, Chinese Restaurants
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North Center: Living under the radar and loving it
If you've never heard of Chicago's North Center community, you're not alone. Many who come to dine or imbibe here would be surprised to learn there even is a name for the area bordered by the Chicago River to the west, Addison south, Montrose north and...Tags: Chicago Real Estate, North Center, Wrigleyville, Homes, Family
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February 1 - Bing and Sandy Zhou
WGN NewsChen's Chinese and Sushi 3506 N. Clark Street Chicago (773) 549-9100 www.chenschicago.com To read more about the restaurant: chicago.metromix.com KOI 624 Davis Street Evanston (847) 866-6969 www.koievanston.com To read more about the restaurant:...Tags: Foods and Beverages, Sushi and Sashimi, WGN, Restaurants, Alcoholic Beverages
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Eatin' around the promenade
Everybody now, let's say it together and appreciate how smooth and swanky it sounds as it rolls off the tongue: The Promenade Bolingbrook.
If there's a certain Brookstone/Coldwater Creek je ne sais quoi to this place, it's because Bolingbrook is in the...Tags: California, Kevin Pang, Salads, Chicago Tribune, Seafood and Fishing Industry
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Sushi and Rev. Moon
Tribune staff reportersOn a mission from their leader, five young men arrived in Chicago to open a little fish shop on Elston Avenue. Back then, in 1980, people of their faith were castigated as "Moonies" and called cult members. Yet the Japanese and American friends worked...Tags: Seafood, Hotels and Accommodations, Madison Square Garden, Sun Myung Moon, Unificationism
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