Chicago Movie Theater Love in the Time of COVID-19
No one would blame you for not checking in on your local independent movie theater lately, as Chicago moves into double-…
Reviews
The Alchemist: A Graphic Novel is My Gift to 2020 Grads
2020 was supposed to be everyone’s year. We’d marked the date for one reason or another - my first big move is now on ho…
Travel Back to the Old West with ‘Calamity’ Jane
"Calamity: The Many Lives of Calamity Jane" by Karen R. Jones c.2020, Yale University Press $28.00 / higher in Canada …
‘Hood Feminism’ Isn’t Here for Your BS, Becky
"Hood Feminism: Notes from the Women That a Movement Forgot" by Mikki Kendall c.2020, Viking $26.00 / $35.00 Canada 267 …
Women & Children First’s Bestseller Lists for All of 2019
Women & Children First’s Bestseller List for December 2019 "The Dutch House," by Ann Patchett “The Great Bel…
A Feminist Erotica Anthology Featuring a Mermaid, an Enby Princex, and Much Much More
Writer and Editor Rachel Kramer Bussel invites you to celebrate an early Valentine’s Day (or Galentine’s Day) at Wom…
Photos & Review: King Princess’ Sad Songs Create Joy at Chicago’s Riviera Theatre
In his 1995 mix-tape musing masterpiece High Fidelity, Nick Hornby writes, “Sentimental music has this great way of taki…
5 Reasons to Clear Your Shelves For Saga & Thank Me Later
My love of Saga, the spectacular space opera epic that hops genres in a tree rocketship, ultimately boils down to three …
Review: Maria Bamford’s Many Strengths Are Revealed In ‘Weakness Is The Brand’
“The important thing about stand-up comedy is call whatever you're doing stand-up comedy,” said Maria Bamford about 30 m…
Photos & Review: Yola Builds a Legacy at Chicago’s Thalia Hall
If you followed the end of the year breakdowns ranking the best albums of 2019, you know that Yola's debut, Walk Through…
