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Chicago chats with Austin Vesely, the director of some of your favorite local hip-hop music videos.

The Chicago Writers Conference throws a fundraising soiree tonight, and Suzanne Somers's book of poems plays a part.

The Evanston photographer explores the relationship between unorthodox pairs in her new book.

The author of ‘The Misadventures of Awkward Black Girl’ sat down with local writer Sam Irby to talk about her new book and upcoming HBO show.

Scott Blackwood's novel See How Small, out today, is based on four vicious murders more than 20 years ago in Texas.

While you're waiting for House of Cards or Orange is the New Black to return, check out these great online shows from Chicago artists.

Neither Life Itself nor screenwriter Gillian Flynn scored nominations, though there are some bright spots.

Sure, the biggest book stories that came out of Chicago in 2014 had less to do with books themselves than the tent-pole movies they inspired. But while Gone Girl continues...

The award-winning playwright will read from her first collection of nonfiction tonight at Andersonville's Women and Children First bookstore.

This Chicago native is owning network television one absurd plot twist at a time.