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Smoke near Obama Center and UChicago on Monday and Tuesday is for an episode of ‘Chicago Fire’ (opens the original)
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If you see plumes of smoke on Chicago’s South Side near the Obama Presidential Center Monday and Tuesday, do not be alarmed. The Chicago Alerts social media account alerted residents to smoke special effects near the Obama Center as well as the University of Chicago campus and the Griffin Museum of Science and Industry from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. on both days. The Chicago Film Office confirmed that the alert is related to filming on an episode of NBC’s “Chicago Fire,” at Dorchester Avenue between 55th
Once dormant, the Loop’s weather bell is aglow once again (opens the original)
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Cities are ever-changing organisms, shedding elements of the past while retaining others. Striking the right balance is the challenge, and it’s easy to feel cynical about the moneyed interests driving so many changes that remove, bit by bit, the idiosyncrasies of our surroundings. Which is why it’s a pleasant surprise to learn that the office-to-residential conversion underway at the Rector Building in the Loop includes the restoration and repair of the weather bell affixed to its second story a
Art Institute will return painting looted during World War II to heirs of Jewish art collector (opens the original)
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For the past 30 years, descendants of Jewish art collectors whose works were looted by the Nazis during World War II have sought to reclaim stolen works of art. On Tuesday, the Art Institute of Chicago announced it is returning a 1913 painting, “Woman with a Fan” by Jean Metzinger, to the heirs of its original owner. “What is significant here is our research confirms the painting was owned by the Lewenstein family, a Jewish family who lived in Amsterdam, and that the painting was sold in a force
2026 Reeling film fest opens with a potential Oscar-contender (opens the original)
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A local staple for more than four decades, this year Reeling, Chicago’s LGBTQ+ international film festival, has scored a possible Oscar contender for its opening night film. An epic inspired by an unfinished work by the Spanish playwright and poet Federico García Lorca, “La Bola Negra” (“The Black Ball”) premiered at Cannes in the spring, where it won the best director award before Netflix picked it up. The film opens in theaters Oct. 16, but audiences can get an early look courtesy of Reeling o
15 TV shows for fall 2026: A new Amy Poehler comedy, a legal drama from the creators of ‘The Good Wife’ and the return of ‘Slow Horses’ | Texarkana Gazette (opens the original)
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The fall TV season brings the return of network shows, back after the summer hiatus. That's 32 series and season premieres on old-school broadcast television, which plenty of viewers still watch. But a number of popular shows are being held for mid-season, more than I can remember in years previous, including "Bob's Burgers" on Fox, "High Potential" and "Will Trent" on ABC and "Matlock" and "Ghosts" on CBS. At least "Ghosts" has two hour-long holiday specials planned in the meantime: A Halloween
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