Chicago Today

Comedian Pat McGann will be gracing the stage of the Rialto Square Theater in Joliet on May 17 for a night filled with laughs.

Author Samira Ahmed’s new novel ‘This Book Won’t Burn’ tackles the topic of book banning in America.

Chai Ho Jai owner Hina Madha shares Pakistani sips and bites that are both innovative and traditional.

Founder Davin Youngs and “The Possible” demonstrate how even novices can participate in the Chicago Circle Singing gatherings, inviting individuals of all backgrounds to engage in collaborative vocal expression.

Founder Davin Youngs explains how Chicago Circle Singing celebrates an ancient form of improvisational song.

Fashion designer Robin Harris shares an ethical and sustainable approach to producing clothes: slow fashion.

Simone Joy Jones and Nicole Richie give Chicago Today an inside look into the new remake of ‘Don’t Tell Mom The Babysitter’s Dead.’

For nearly four decades, Shaw’s Crab House has been a cornerstone of Chicago’s culinary scene. We invited Bill Neruz and Stephanie Schwarz from Shaw’s Crab House to tell us more and showcase some of our favorite dishes.

Journalist, stylist, and author Marcellas Reynolds discusses his latest release, “Supreme Sirens,” the first-ever art book honoring Black female musicians and singers.

After a hiatus from publishing, Chaz Ebert returns with a compelling narrative aimed at elevating humanity through forgiveness, empathy, compassion, and kindness.

Lauryn Keenan from Beadniks in Wicker Park enlightens viewers on the transformative properties of gemstones, diving beyond their aesthetic appeal.

Beauty blogger Jessica Erbach joins ‘Chicago Today’ to share her top picks for affordable alternatives to pricey skincare and makeup essentials.

A four-part documentary sheds light on how Chicago’s history of housing segregation has perpetuated racial inequality, affecting generations of Black families and contributing to the enduring wealth gap.