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Transformers: The Last Knight U.S. Premiers
PHOTO CAPTION CHICAGO, IL – JUNE 20: (L-R) Mark Wahlberg, Sir Anthony Hopkins, Laura Haddock, Michael Bay, Josh Duhamel, Santiago Cabrera, and Isabela Moner attend the US premiere of “Transformers:… Read more
Rolling Stones’ Exhibition Extends At Navy Pier
The Rolling Stones’ Exhibitionism, produced by iEC Exhibitions!, is an extraordinary exhibit showcasing more than 500 rare artifacts covering the bands influence on fashion, film, recording, art, and design, and… Read more
Constituents Protest TrumpCare in Chicago with Rally and Mobile Billboard
Chicago is the last stop in a series of rallies across Illinois to save the ACA. The events are complete with mobile billboards that include facts about how TrumpCare would… Read more
NLEI Celebrates Years Putting People to Work
Two themes stood out at the National Latino Education Institute 45th annual gala at the Hilton Chicago, Wednesday, June 7. First, the organization’s constancy in connecting Latinos to jobs over… Read more
Reach Your Fitness Goals
In the quest to get in shape, you may spend tons of hours at the gym, but if you don’t eat properly it’s possible that your workout routine won’t be… Read more
Movement to Bring Peace Comes to Chicagoland
Mario Nieves was 28 when he set out on his motorcycle in 1977 to carry a message of peace, brotherhood and respect traveling through 23 nations including in North and… Read more
Chicago KICS Youth Soccer Athletes Travel to Cuba
The Chicago KICS Community Academy, one of the largest youth soccer programs in the city, hosted a special event on Wednesday night at Dunbar Park, as a celebratory sendoff for… Read more
Conference Tackles Health Concerns for Incarcerated Populations
On June 15th, Illinois Reentry Conference: Health Equity and Social Justice kicked off two days of speakers, panels, and workshops with an opening reception and keynote address by Nneka Jones… Read more
Free Street Brings ‘Los Milagros/The Miracles’
For almost 50 years, the historic Free Street Theater has spent Chicago summers performing free outdoor plays in public spaces. “This is really at the heart of our year-round programming,”… Read more
Protecting Americans Abroad
by Daniel Nardini I feel very, very sorry for Otto Warmbier and his family. The young man who went to North Korea and who returned basically brain dead had died… Read more »