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Your Health: Travel tips, what docs think of you
By Lisa Friedman Miner - 08/09/10
August is the perfect time for a good, old-fashioned road trip. Too many hours in the car can be hard on the neck and back, especially if those are problem pain areas for you. FULL STORY
By Lisa Friedman Miner - 08/09/10
Taste of the Taste: 30 reasons to check out Chicago's big summer bash
By Deborah Pankey and Lisa Friedman Miner - 06/28/10
When a group of restaurant owners dreamed up the first Taste of Chicago in 1980, they envisioned a one-day event with a budget of only $150,000. FULL STORY
By Deborah Pankey and Lisa Friedman Miner - 06/28/10
Marriott raises curtain on Greatroom bar
By Lisa Friedman Miner - 06/17/10
The name doesn't exactly roll off the tongue, but what the M.I. Greatroom Day & Night Bar lacks in linguistic appeal it more than makes up for in atmosphere. FULL STORY
By Lisa Friedman Miner - 06/17/10
Mel Brooks meets Alfred Hitchcock approach works for 'The 39 Steps'
By Lisa Friedman Miner - 05/22/10
The key question in "Alfred Hitchcock's The 39 Steps" isn't whodunit. It's how they dunit. Adapted by Patrick Barlow and Director Maria Aitkin, "The 39 Steps," now at Chicago's Bank of America Theatre, is a loving spoof of Hitchcock's 1935 spy... FULL STORY
By Lisa Friedman Miner - 05/22/10
Thirsty Whale hoping to make a splash in Algonquin
By Lisa Friedman Miner - 03/31/10
Everyone asks owner Niko Kanakaris whether the new Thirsty Whale Bar & Grill in Algonquin is related to the famous River Grove rock club of the 1980s and '90s. FULL STORY
By Lisa Friedman Miner - 03/31/10
Chicago teen gets big break on Fox's 'Sons of Tucson'
By Lisa Friedman Miner - 03/09/10
Matthew Levy's first days on the set of the new Fox comedy "Sons of Tucson" were a bit of a shock. A TV novice, the Chicago teen was taken aback by the sheer number of people involved. FULL STORY
By Lisa Friedman Miner - 03/09/10
Steel Beam stages mystery with a twist
By Lisa Friedman Miner - 03/05/10
Whodunit is no simple matter in Alan Ayckbourn's "It Could Be Any One of Us." This British mystery tale/comedy of manners now on stage at Steel Beam Theatre packs a twist: The audience votes on both a victim and murderer. FULL STORY
By Lisa Friedman Miner - 03/05/10
Whodunit is no simple matter in Alan Ayckbourn's "It Could Be Any One of Us." This British mystery tale/comedy of manners now on stage at Steel Beam Theatre packs a twist: The audience votes on both a victim and murderer. FULL STORY
Valentine's Day, Mardi Gras and the Olympics make for a wild week
By Deborah Pankey, Dann Gire, Scott Morgan and Lisa Friedman Miner - 02/12/10
Tired after a long week? Figuring the weekend provides the perfect excuse to clean out closets or catch up on your sleep? FULL STORY
By Deborah Pankey, Dann Gire, Scott Morgan and Lisa Friedman Miner - 02/12/10
Return of 'August: Osage County' just the latest turn for playwright Letts
By Barbara Vitello and Lisa Friedman Miner - 01/30/10
A happy coincidence. That's how actor/playwright Tracy Letts describes the convergence of his professional life onstage in Chicago, where his Pulitzer Prize- and Tony Award-winning play "August: Osage County" opens Tuesday at the Cadillac Palace... FULL STORY
By Barbara Vitello and Lisa Friedman Miner - 01/30/10
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