Don Terry

The last picture show? Projectionists like Steve Kraus may be nearing their final reel In high school, Steve Kraus was the kid who ran the 16 mm movie projector in...

Every Sunday, a weary panel truck plows through the subterranean gloom of Lower Wacker Drive on a mission of mercy. The truck stops at a corner. The back door slides...

Mario Tricoci Entrepreneur, real estate developer What's new: Tricoci is expanding Tricoci University of Beauty Culture around the country. Home: A three-story, 6,800-square-foot house (currently under construction) with a full,...

Painter, print-maker and animator E. Brooke Lanier was born with a cataract on her right eye. Lanier, 24, has had six surgeries on the eye since infancy, and two years...

The 29th Puerto Rican People's Parade is making its boisterous way up Division Street. Thousands of people line the route through the heart of Humboldt Park when the horn-honking, whistle-blowing...

The ice pick-thin woman in noisy stiletto heels click, click, clicks across the polished floor of the Fox News building, the ministry of information for the American Right. She is...

After a four-hour closed-door meeting Monday, Jesse Jackson and Venezuela President Hugo Chavez announced a plan to help the poor in the United States weather the storm of rising fuel...

The host of one of this country's most-watched television programs hurried from behind his desk Sunday to greet his special guest, Rev. Jesse Jackson. The two men embraced in the...

The Evangelist wipes a white handkerchief across her gleaming face, but it doesn't make much difference. Her cheeks continue to glisten. Tears or sweat, it's hard to tell from the...

The Evangelist wipes a white handkerchief across her gleaming face, but it doesn't make much difference. Her cheeks continue to glisten. Tears or sweat, it's hard to tell from the...