Libby Berry
Digital Producer
When she's not keeping up with the news, Libby enjoys binge-watching new TV shows, dragging her friends to karaoke and cuddling with her cat, Stella.
Stories by Libby Berry
In ‘Wow, No Thank You,’ Comedian Samantha Irby Grapples With Growing Up
In a new essay collection, the former Chicagoan breaks down the complications that come with getting older in painstakingly hilarious detail.
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Need A Haircut During The Pandemic? Here’s How To Do It At Home
Grab the right shears. Find a helper. Keep it simple. Two Chicago stylists share some tips for amateurs taking matters into their own hands.
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Comedian Cameron Esposito Talks About Releasing Her Memoir During The Pandemic
“If there is any title that you could have for a book right now, ‘Save Yourself’ is the most ridiculous one,” the Chicago comic told Reset.
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‘Find The Moments Of Joy’: Chicago’s Kevin Coval On Poetry During The Pandemic
The Chicago poet spoke with Reset about finding perspective in the face of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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‘Judges Have A Lot Of Power’: Here’s A Guide To Help You Vote
Nonprofit newsroom Injustice Watch created a guide with everything you need to know about the judges on the Cook County ballot.
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With His New Book, Rev. Jesse Jackson Is ‘Keeping Hope Alive’
The Rev. Jesse Jackson’s speeches have inspired audiences around the world for more than 50 years. Now, they’re collected in a new book.
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‘Magic Is Just Now Part Of My Blood’: Meet Chicago Magician Luis Carreon
Chicago magician Luis Carreon stopped by Reset to discuss his journey as a performer — and to show off one of his best tricks.
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We Found Love … In A Chicago Tattoo Shop
On Valentine’s Day, there are plenty of ways to celebrate love. Some are just more permanent than others.
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‘On My Own Terms’: Greg Kot On Leaving The Chicago Tribune After 40 Years
Longtime music critic Greg Kot stopped by Reset to talk about his career at the Tribune, music journalism and what's next.
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‘A Win For Everyone’: ‘Hair Love’ Brings Diverse Storytelling To The Oscars
‘Hair Love,’ an ode to black hair and black family created by Chicago native Matthew Cherry, is up for an Academy Award.
