Column: Photographer Sandro Miller’s new book celebrates 50 years of faces
“On Earth as It Is Not in Heaven” collects many of his portraits of athletes, celebrities and people from all walks of life.
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Column: An exciting movie about the legendary photographer Steve Schapiro
In person and in conversation, Schapiro was not the sort of guy you might imagine hanging around with David Bowie, walking with Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. or hanging around...
Column: In ‘American Prophets,’ how writers feel about religion and spirituality
A new exhibit at American Writers Museum on Michigan Avenue has the words of Flannery O'Connor, Malcolm X, Harold Ramis and others about how they felt about religion and spirituality.
Column: How little books, millions of them, helped in World War II
The tale of how more than 120 million books found their way to WWII soldiers came rushing back with the latest release from Field Notes.
Column: Uncovering the mysteries of the Packers’ ‘Curly’ Lambeau
Former Chicago sportswriter Herb Gould has written “Lambeau: The Epic Life of Earl ‘Curly’ Lambeau, The Man Who Invented the Green Bay Packers.”
Column: Ken Burns documentary explores the blood, courage and hope of ‘The American Revolution’
Ken Burns is back with “The American Revolution,” a six-part, roughly 12-hour documentary.
Column: Barry Pearce’s stories in ‘The Plan of Chicago’ give us hope about this city
The author and Tribune literary award winner has written a collection of short fiction reflecting on many different sides of life in Chicago.
Column: Jun Fujita is the most famous photographer you’ve never heard of
Graham Harrison Lee has created a book about his great-uncle titled “Jun Fujita: Behind the Camera.” It contains a number of his most famous images, along with his poetry and...
Column: When the animals come out in their Halloween costumes
The 38th Annual Doggy and Kitty Halloween Party and Costume Parade held in the park to the east of the Museum of Contemporary Art saw hundreds of animals dress up...
George Wendt gets a street named in his honor as the memories flow
George Wendt was a child of Beverly, that tightly-knit, leafy neighborhood on the South Side where he was celebrated Sunday. He was also a product of Old Town, that equally...