Chicago creatives mourn the loss of renowned fashion designer Virgil Abloh
“There was just so much of Chicago that he held on to,” said one collaborator. “He never turned his back.”
Madison Muller
Former Temporary Digital Producer
Stories by Madison Muller
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Meet the Chicagoans behind four over-the-top Halloween houses
From zombies in Ravenswood to a Día de los Muertos altar in Pilsen, these front-yard displays have become a treat for the whole city to enjoy.
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Chicago celebrates the Sky’s first WNBA championship title
With celebrities and public officials in tow, celebrations kicked off Tuesday with a parade at Wintrust Arena and ended with a rally at Pritzker Pavilion in Millennium Park.
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This Indigenous artist is reimagining sustainable urbanism in Chicago
Burial and effigy mounds were an important part of cultures indigenous to the Midwest region. Now, one Chicago artist is reviving the tradition.
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Open House Chicago is back, with new sites and 30 self-guided tours
Chicagoans can visit neighborhood gems and marvel at landmarks this month, through the Chicago Architecture Center’s popular annual program.
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There Won’t Be a Mosh Pit, But Comedian Paula Poundstone’s Show Will Still Get Personal
The comedy legend comes to Chicago’s Athenaeum Theatre on Oct. 2 for her first live show since the pandemic began.
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Ken Burns Paints A ‘Portrait Of Freedom’ In His New Film About Muhammad Ali
The filmmaker talked to Reset about his four-part PBS series, which runs this week starting Sunday at 8 p.m.
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‘Chicago Party Aunt’ Expands Beyond Twitter With A New Netflix Series
Comedian Chris Witaske’s new “Chicago Party Aunt” series premieres Sept. 17 on Netflix, bringing some Chicago humor to streamers nationwide.
