Best New Restaurants 2007Meet this year's crop of promising rookies. They run the gamut from high-voltage openings to hidden treasures. Whether glitzy or unassuming, all 21 spots have one thing in common—night in and... |
Terms of EndowmentDr. Sheldon Burman was a pioneer in the practice of phalloplasty—surgery to enlarge the penis. He says he was simply giving patients what they wanted. But some of them say he left them scarred... |
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Inside Mr. InteriorNate Berkus has parlayed a taste for simple elegance (and a blessing from Oprah) into a booming design business, and he's done it without losing his sunny charm. Just don't rearrange his t-shirts. |
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Bull BusterScott Skiles was the ideal coach to pull the Chicago Bulls out of their post-Jordan abyss. A hard-nosed taskmaster, he molded a collection of raw underachievers into a unit that, much like Skiles... |
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Reel ChicagoFounded 100 years ago, Chicago's Essanay studio launched the movie careers of Gloria Swanson and Wallace Beery and helped a cockney comic named Charlie Chaplin rocket to fame. |
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Fashion: In Full FlowerThis spring, the bloom is on—dresses are everywhere, and they’re light and lovely, seductive and flirty. Go ahead and enjoy being a come-hither woman, an Eve in a garden of good. |
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MarqueeNews, reviews, and hot tips for May |
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The Closer |
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One Last BitePlanning your final meal is efficient (if macabre), but you don't always get what you want. A survey of last suppers of the famous, from Elvis to Ernest |
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Arena: Page Two |
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See Spot Run...Up a BillDog ownership that costs an arm and a leg—make that a paw and a hind leg |
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The View from My WindowLyric Opera’s general director William Mason presents the view from his office window, which overlooks some newer architectural gems |
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What You are WatchingWhat Chicagoans are watching on TV. Hint: Simon, Paula, and Randy |
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Cheers |
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Lava's New FlowDormant no longer, Lava returns to the scene with a bang. PLUS: Good things come in threes for the Goodbar team. |
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Arena |
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Style SheetTattooed loot that leaves a marked impression |
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Liquid GoldThis spring, a seventh Argo Tea location opens in the South Loop |
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You Should Know...Jeff Mills and Yoko UozumiThe renowned DJ and his wife set up shop on Division Street. |
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North Shore Knockout - Sales CheckChicago favorite Jake moved to the burbs earlier this year, and the venerable North Shore boutique Neapolitan doubled in size and added a shoe salon. Could Winnetka be giving Oak Street a run for... |
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Destination: BeverlyIt’s the perfect destination for a Saturday stroll. Make a night of it: stay for dinner and a show. |
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Writers on the Record - Arthur PhillipsVictoria Lautman chats with Arthur Phillips. PLUS: From Our Contributors |
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The Ideal Hotel Room For...Your sister and her hyperactive kids, your Cubs-loving brother, your college drinking buddies. They’re all coming to town this summer. And they all need a place to stay. |
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Making a Scene |
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The Short ListThe Tao of Common; Opera Idol; Humboldt Park decadence; a great massage deal; and more for May |
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Tipping PointeMeet dancer Britta Lazenga, the Joffrey's rising star. |
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Dance Dance RevolutionWe talk to DJs Flosstradamus and Bad Boy Bill, take a peek inside their record collections, and find out whether it's true that DJs save lives. |
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Skokie's Big IdeaTrying to wake its sleepy town center, Skokie has bypassed upscale retail in favor of luring science and technology companies. But will the suburb's $750-million plan pay off? |
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Deal EstateMay 2007 |
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Deal Estate Condos |
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Deal Estate CondosCondo news from Streeterville, Bridgeport, and Logan Square for May 2007. |
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Chefs on the Grill with Michael Nagrant - Barry SorkinThis month, Nagrant sat down with Skokie native Barry Sorkin, a partner at Old Irving Park’s barbecue sensation, Smoque (3800 N. Pulaski Rd.; 773-545-7427). |
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Recipe FileAlan Pirhofer's Apple Crostata is featured for May 2007. |
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