 
Garbage Brings the Old and the New to Chicago
Shirley Manson and the boys were just at Chicago’s Metro just a few months ago playing what became an instantly sold out intimate show. Thankfully for the ones that happen to miss it, Garbage has returned to Chicago to promote their 5th studio album "Not Your Kind of People". This time they visited the classic Riviera Theater on the far north side. Read more...
Roger Ebert: Saying Goodbye To A Legendary Critic
The world of film will never be the same. This past Thursday afternoon it was announced that famed film critic Roger Ebert succumbed to cancer at the age of 70. For many, Ebert has always been the definitive film critic. Born and raised in Illinois, Ebert will be remembered most for his long-running television show “At The Movies” with his co-host and fellow journalist, Gene Siskel. Read more...
Muse Beyond Hysteria
I was first introduced to Muse by an English friend back in the late 90s when they were a fairly unknown band. His words were "check out how much noise these three guys can make when playing live." Fast forward a decade and these words still ring true: Now with an established reputation of delivering powerful live shows, fans who packed the United Center on a cold Monday night can once again testify the veracity of that statement. Read more...
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