Long after E-Trade's talking baby ads (etrade.com/tvads) are forgotten, part of one might live on in country club locker rooms. That's the part where the baby disses a golfer as...
Q. What happened to the display of medieval armor that used to be on the first floor of the Art Institute? A. An Institute spokeswoman noted that the museum is...
"The Wonderful Wizard of Oz" by Lyman Frank Baum, and the later movie "The Wizard of Oz," the rock musical "The Wiz," the Elton John album "Goodbye Yellow Brick Road"...
Back in September, we told you about Barney Smith of Fairmount, Ind. Smith works the night shift in a warehouse and in August found himself at the podium at the...
New York's Empire State Building is so much more than a perch for a giant gorilla. The Art Deco building is an icon, No. 1 on the American Institute of...
Seventy-five years ago Friday, America ended Prohibition's 14-year dry spell. For that time, it was illegal to make, sell, transport or possess alcoholic beverages. Bootleggers like Al Capone would get...
Most people have a hard time memorizing a co-worker's coffee order. Scott Shepherd of the innovative New York theater company Elevator Repair Service memorized an entire book: F. Scott Fitzgerald's...
On Sunday afternoon, in the newly refurbished First United Methodist Church in Chicago, the Tribune's Heartland Prize for Fiction went to Aleksandar Hemon for "The Lazarus Project." The book is...
If you've ever shopped on Michigan Avenue, you've walked through the Burnham Plan's legacy. That's also true if you've been to Navy Pier. Or if you've gone on a bike...
They are a common summer sight, especially in Hispanic neighborhoods. These push and bicycle carts come accompanied by the ringing of bells and the chance for a frozen tamarind ice...