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Review: Laurie Anderson, at 79, is still alien, still Midwestern (opens the original)
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By Christopher Borrelli | Chicago TribunePUBLISHED: September 30, 2026 at 10:53 AM CDT Getting your Trinity Audio player ready...It's a shame that Laurie Anderson is so associated with New York and the avant-garde. Tuesday night at the Riviera, amid the clamor of soundscapes, she was warm, casual and clear. So Midwestern. Already have an account? Log In This article is only available to subscribers Flash Sale Standard Digital $1 for 1 year Get this offer Offer valid for non-subscribers only Shar
Settle into fall with this book roundup (opens the original)
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Welcome to the Super Bowl of Reading, a.k.a. fall, autumn, spooky season, curl-up-with-a-pumpkin-spice-anything-and-read-a-book season. There are — no joke — more than 12,000 books published every week in this country, year-round (and far more if we include self-published works). Yet fall is for the big books, the award-hungry novels, the Christmas-friendly celeb memoirs, the romantasy series that will continue for eternity. Stephen King — working from an idea by late co-author Peter Straub — de
Books for fall 2026: Award-hungry novels, celeb memoirs and romantasy (opens the original)
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Welcome to the Super Bowl of Reading, a.k.a. fall, autumn, spooky season, curl-up-with-a-pumpkin-spice-anything-and-read-a-book season. There are — no joke — more than 12,000 books published every week in this country, year-round (and far more if we include self-published works). Yet fall is for the big books, the award-hungry novels, the Christmas-friendly celeb memoirs, the romantasy series that will continue for eternity. What’s here is a bit of everything, and as usual, a lot of Chicago: Wha
A stadium unveiled, a neon sign lit, Día de Muertos: Our walking tour through the fall season (opens the original)
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Meteorologically speaking, there are precisely 2,157 hours, or about 89 days, in an autumn in Chicago. Meaning it’s not the shortest season of the year, meteorologically speaking, hours-wise. It only feels like it is. Winter, remarkably, is shorter, and as much as you whine about Chicago summers flying by fast, there’s more summer than spring. It seems cruel, then, to cram as much into fall as we do. Even if you somehow managed to soak up all the new theater and movies and books and ballets and
At the annual Socialism Conference in Chicago, signs of promise, protest and disagreement (opens the original)
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It’s hard to imagine a more fitting activity for Labor Day weekend than attending the annual Socialism Conference in downtown Chicago, which is now in its 24th year. Oh, go ahead, grill something. Soak in the extra day and sleep in. Not to make you feel bad, but regardless of how you feel about socialism, while you’re taking it easy, about 3,000 socialists and radical activists and community organizers were meeting in overheated conference rooms at the Hyatt Regency at McCormick Place and hashin
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