Both Margaret and Hamza hope that the MCA will redeem itself with its exhibition of work by Richard Tuttle. Jonathan anticipates refurbishments of key Chicago theaters, including the LaSalle Bank Theatre (formerly the Shubert) and Victory Gardens. Antonia clues us into a new album by Psalm One, a local chemist-turned-rapper who is “no thuggery, all thought.” And Ned is interested to see how the city celebrates the 150th anniversary of the birth of Chicago architectural legend Louis Sullivan.