by Ben Sigrist
Michael Brosilow
Steppenwolf's latest play questions the nature of belief with a time traveling dose of science fiction.
by Jessica Sheft-Ason
Courtesy of Warner Brothers
For this summer's biggest blockbuster, you'll have to put on your thinking cap
by Lloyd Lee
Photographer Lloyd Lee happened across the "Transformers" shoot downtown this weekend and recorded everything that met his eye.
by Jordan Holliday
Courtesy of Andy DeJohn
Andy DeJohn (A.M. '03) is in Vietnam this summer, making a short film inspired by the life of a student he met while teaching on the U of C's campus
by Katie Tu
Student choreography loosens up Shakespeare's Dream, and they also performed Don Quixote
by Christine Yang
Dillo Day, Golosa, and Men in Drag
by Jonathan Grabinsky
Aftermath examines when Jones left the Stones
by Ruben Montiel
Metheny's magnificent machine mimicked many musicians May 10 during the Chicago stop of his tour
by Christy Perera
Daniel Sellon
Jugglers, aerial dancers, and stilt-walkers show there's no clownin' around at Le Vorris and Vox
by Michelle Welch
Courtesy of Summitt Entertainment
Breaking down the familiar categories of the summer movie season
by Sharan Shetty
Swize Banzi Is Dead probes themes of identity during times of struggle
by Christine Yang
Glee comes to town and Joe's Bar throws its annual Pug Party
by Claire Hungerford
The Dean's Men perform "Woo Me, Woo Me" at the Museum of Contemporary Art on Wednesday as part of University of Chicago Night at the MCA.
by Christy Perera
UT's lookin' so crazy in love
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by Asher Klein
U of C-tied band The Smith Westerns named the fifth best band of 2010 so far, probably due in part to good press. Now with UPDATES!
by Hayley Lamberson
Three authors associated with the university are nominated for the prestigious literary award.
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by Asher Klein
The northern-half of Hyde Park Netflixed "Twilight" a little more than did the southern-half, according to data put up by the New York Times.
by Hayley Lamberson
Want to take a break from the dining halls and exercise your culinary skills? Here's a list of helpful food blogs.
by Ben Rossi
Queer and Associates offers a bevy of fun events from the 17th to the 25th as part of PRIDE 2009.
by Ben Rossi
For those awaiting the premiere of HBO's Grey Gardens on Saturday night, the original 1975 documentary is now available on youtube in its entirety.
by Hayley Lamberson
CEAS's spring quarter Friday Noon Film series provides Japanese B-movie bliss.
