I am Jedi and So Can You!
The Star Wars “Imperial March” is blaring over the speakers as we enter the Free MVMT Shop at 3649 N. Southport. A colle…
Arts & Culture
With Comics, Cosplayers & Celebs, C2E2 Has a Little Something for Everyone
There are screams in the distance. They sound like happy screams, but one can never be too sure. McCormick Place has bee…
Director/Choreographer Lorin Latarro Talks About Chicago’s New Betty Crocker Rocker
There’s something entertaining and empowering about seeing four gal-pals in action, from “Sex and the City” (1998-2004) …
‘Kingdom’ Brings to Life Two Generations of a Black, LGBTQ Southern Family
Chicago's Broken Nose Theater is debuting the world premiere of Kingdom, a play about a Southern, African American, enti…
Tristen On Women In Art, Transformative Songwriting & Heading Out On Tour
On her third album, "Sneaker Waves," Tristen has created a collection of mellifluous music – full of poetic lyrics, clas…
The Chicago Feminist Film Festival is March 7-9 at Columbia College
If watching the Oscars had you feeling a certain way, you won't want to miss the third annual Chicago Feminist Film Fest…
Vanessa Baden Kelly of ‘Giants’ on Millennials Leading the Mental Health Conversation
Grab your roommate. Grab your lover. Grab your therapist ‘cause James Bland’s "Giants" is back on Issa Rae’s YouTube cha…
Show Your Love With Show Tickets: A Theater Guide For Last-Minute Valentine’s Plans
Love is a many splendored thing—and there are many splendored ways to spend Valentine’s Day in Chicago. Whether you’re m…
Women & Children First’s Bestseller List for January 2018
“When They Call You A Terrorist: A Black Lives Matter Memoir,” by Patrisse Khan-Cullors and Asha Bandele “Fire …
Second City’s ‘She the People’ Examines Life, Liberty & the Pursuit of Hilariousness
I am woman, hear me roar…with laughter is the mission of “She the People: Girlfriends’ Guide to Sisters Doing it for The…
