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    Featured

    Singer-songwriter, David Burke aka D4vd sits in artist space at Coachella music festival on April 18, 2025 in Indio, Calif. (AP Photo)

    What to know about singer D4vd’s arrest in 14-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez’s killing

    Detectives arrested the 21-year-old, whose legal name is David Burke, on Thursday on suspicion of murder in the investigation of the killing of Celeste Rivas Hernandez, Los Angeles police said.
    Katy Sullivan, Garrett Lutz and Sean Fortunato in "The Angel Next Door" at Northlight Theatre. (Justin Barbin)

    Review: Northlight gives itself a joyful sendoff with ‘The Angel Next Door’

    For all its ridiculousness, “The Angel Next Door” is an ode to the joy of...
    Christina Applegate arrives for the 29th Screen Actors Guild Awards.

    Actress Christina Applegate reportedly has been hospitalized since late March

    Christina Applegate has reportedly been hospitalized in Los Angeles since late March, amid the Emmy...

    Arts

    "The Knife Thrower" by Henri Matisse, printed by Edmond Vairel (1947), as part of "Matisse’s Jazz: Rhythms in Color" at the Art Institute. Published by Tériade for Éditions Verve. (Simeon B. Williams Fund / 2025 Succession H. Matisse / Artists Rights Society)

    For ‘Jazz’ of a different sort, head to the Art Institute’s once-in-a-lifetime Matisse exhibition

    The "Matisse’s Jazz: Rhythms in Color" exhibition has proved popular, tallying more than 60,000 visitors since opening in March.
    • Googly eyes and a blue bin: Meet Loop, Chicago’s new recycling mascot

    • Meet Alicia Graf Mack, Alvin Ailey’s newest artistic director: ‘Chicago feels very familiar; I like the energy’

    • Elmhurst’s Art in the Park adds effort to help get new artists established

    • Flashback to a time when government reports were works of art

    Books

    Nancy Matsumoto will share stories about her grandparents’ history when she presents, “Japanese Tanka Poetry and its Key Role in one Chicago Family,” April 27 at the Nineteenth Century Charitable Association in Oak Park. (Travis Khatchatoorian)

    Program about a family’s experience with WWII Japanese internment camps and tanaka poetry set in Oak Park

    Nineteenth Century Charitable Association event features writer Nancy Matsumoto and the story of her poet grandparents who endured internment.
    • Burbank spelling champ has been winning bees for years and now will compete In Washington, D.C.

    • Column: As ‘Soccer Dad’ can tell you, today’s youth sports are no simple fun and games

    • Earth Day event in Evergreen Park recalls lasting legacy of Helen Cuprisin

    • Biblioracle: Maria Semple’s ‘Go Gentle’ is a fun, rollicking read

    Fashion

    Ellen Warren. (Zbigniew Bzdak/Chicago Tribune)

    Answer Angel: Elegant or just silly?

    Dear Answer Angel Ellen: I inherited several pairs of long — past the elbow — gloves when my grandmother passed away. I think they’re elegant but will people think I’m dressing like someone out of a fairy tale or just...
    • Actress Lily Collins ‘still speechless’ after stolen engagement ring found by Chicago’s Joe the Jeweler

    • Answer Angel: Do I need to wear a tux to a black-tie wedding?

    • Saks Global to shutter 15 more department stores in bankruptcy restructuring

    • Answer Angel: Olympics style question

    Home and Garden

    Choose a spade that has a flat, smooth blade with a square point so that you can edge beds with it. (RJ Carlson/Chicago Botanic Garden)

    It doesn’t take much digging to find a quality spade for your garden

    Good quality tools for gardening are very important as they are more comfortable to use and make the work of gardening easier.
    • Use solid data to fight pests, diseases

    • Cherry blossoms in Jackson Park are nearing full bloom. Chicago Park District says to start planning your visit.

    • Think ahead to avoid power line conflicts

    • Start tomatoes and more annuals at home

    Movies

    Michaela Coel, left, and Anne Hathaway in a scene from the movie "Mother Mary." (Eric Zachanowich/A24/TNS)

    Review: In ‘Mother Mary,’ Anne Hathaway and Michaela Coel explore the nature of pop stardom

    Music superstar Mother Mary (Anne Hathaway) shows up at the English estate of a fashion designer (Michaela Coel), setting off an exchange of wordy accusations and buried betrayals.
    • Review: Bob Odenkirk’s action film is more ‘Normal’ than its inspirations

    • ‘Michael’ brings Jackson family back to Gary for the big screen

    • Tom Holland says new ‘Spider-Man’ is the most emotional, most mature, yet

    • ‘Gary is a gold mine’: City excited to host ‘Michael’ screening

    Museums

    Cal So, a postdoctoral research fellow with the Field Museum, looks at a concretion, a geological formation that they hope contains a fossil, that they found on May 8, 2025, at a Mazon Creek fossil bed in Braceville. (Audrey Richardson/Chicago Tribune)

    World’s oldest octopus fossil found 50 miles southwest of Chicago isn’t an octopus after all, scientists say

    A 300-million-year-old tentacled sea creature has lost its crown as the world’s oldest octopus, after scientists found evidence that it’s not an octopus at all.
    • Tickets for Obama Presidential Center museum open to public on May 6, officials announce

    • Louvre Museum’s director resigns in wake of jewels heist in Paris

    Music and Concerts

    FILE – American singer-songwriter, David Anthony Burke, aka D4vd, performs on the Casino stage during the 58th Montreux Jazz Festival (MJF), in Montreux, Switzerland, July 19, 2024. (Cyril Zingaro/Keystone via AP, File)

    Singer D4vd arrested on suspicion of killing of a 14-year-old girl found dead in his Tesla

    Los Angeles police said in a brief statement that the 21-year-old Houston-born alt-pop singer whose legal name is David Burke was being held without bail on suspicion of murder.
    • Ben Folds joins the Grant Park Orchestra this July — how to get tickets

    • International Jazz Day is right around the corner: 16 picks for the global event taking over Chicago

    • Hinsdale set to build new pavilion in Burlington Park for Thursday concerts, other events

    • Chris Brown and Usher will play a concert at Soldier Field

    Theater

    Brendan Hunt rehearses for his solo show "The Movement You Need: An Evening With Brendan Hunt" at Steppenwolf Theatre in Chicago, April 14, 2026. (Terrence Antonio James/Chicago Tribune)

    Brendan Hunt of ‘Ted Lasso’ talks about his roots in Chicago improv — and the show he’s debuting here

    You know him as Coach Beard from "Ted Lasso," but his career began with ComedySportz here and Boom Chicago! in Amsterdam.
    • Review: Ayo Edebiri is stunning in a new ‘Proof’ on Broadway

    • Review: ‘Heartbreak Hotel’ at Marriott Theatre is another Elvis musical — and that’s all right

    • Review: Adrien Brody shines in the death penalty play ‘Fear of 13’ on Broadway

    • Review: ‘Goodnight Moon’ at Chicago Children’s Theatre takes a spin through the beloved bedtime story

    TV and Streaming

    FILE – Corporate signage is shown outside a QVC facility in West Chester, Pa., Friday, July 7, 2017. (AP Photo/Matt Rourke, File)

    QVC prepares for bankruptcy protection in the era of influencers, TikTok and Temu

    The owner of home shopping network pioneer QVC — which for years garnered the attention of millions of TV viewers looking for a deal on baubles and housewares, is planning to file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.
    • Sid Krofft, ‘H.R. Pufnstuf’ creator and children’s TV visionary, dies at 96

    • Landmarks: Geoffrey Baer eyes Chicago area’s long relationship with railroads in new program

    • ‘Euphoria’ is returning for a third season. Here’s a look at the cast.

    • Coachella set times revealed: Here’s how to stream Couchella from home

    Restaurants, Food and Drink

    Jamila Ismail holds a photo of her late husband, Mohammed Ismail, April 9, 2026, at the Glendale Heights location of the restaurant they started, Italian Express. The eatery is widely considered the first fast-food restaurant to use halal meat in all of Chicagoland. (Terrence Antonio James/Chicago Tribune)

    Family-run Italian Express, a pioneer of halal American fast-food in Chicagoland, celebrates 40 years

    The halal iteration of Italian Express is widely considered the first fast-food restaurant to use halal meat in all of Chicagoland.
    • Restaurant review: Seedo’s Levantine Bakery makes bold pastries and a cheeky ‘sandweesh’ in Chicago

    • This spring’s best cooking classes around Chicago and the suburbs

    • Trader Joe’s settlement: How to know if you’re eligible for $102 payout

    • Oberweis and Giordano’s team up to open new scoop shop in downtown Naperville

    Recipes

    You only need two ingredients to make these yummy cookies. (Alexandra Foster/TCA) (Alexandra Foster/TCA)

    The Kitchn: When I’m craving a Girl Scout Samoa, I make this easy dessert

    Girl Scout cookie season is in full swing — and while I never was a Girl Scout myself, I definitely did partake in the cookies (Tagalongs, Thin Mints, and Samoas were my favorites). These coveted little treats are only available...
    • I eat these Buffalo cauliflower bites straight from the pan

    • This giant, oven-baked pancake is crispy, fluffy and impossible easy

    • Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with a homemade Shamrock Shake

    • How to upgrade your dried dates

    Travel

    An American Airlines bus arriving from Rockford pulls into Gate L28 at Chicago O'Hare International Airport on April 2, 2026. (Eileen T. Meslar/Chicago Tribune)

    Catching a connecting American Airlines ‘flight’ to Rockford or South Bend? You may find yourself on a bus.

    The buses have caused confusion for some travelers who became unwitting ground passengers when they thought they were booking flights. 
    • TSA agents will soon be paid but it may not mean immediate relief at airport security lines

    • Where will TSA lines be the longest tomorrow? During a shutdown, nobody knows.

    • Chicago Blackhawks to play in Germany for their 1st overseas games since 2019

    • Chicago woman unsure of when she’ll return home from Dubai after US attacks on Iran

    Things To Do

    Spirit Airlines planes are shown at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport. The Dania Beach-based company, which is in Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings, is now embroiled in talks with creditors over the sufficiency of its proposed reorganization plan, including how it plans to cover rising fuel prices generated by the Iran war. (Amy Beth Bennett / South Florida Sun Sentinel)

    Reports: Spirit Airlines faces liquidation risk amid rising fuel costs driven by war with Iran

    Spirit Airlines, which has been based in South Florida for nearly 30 years, is suddenly facing a liquidation risk caused by rising war-driven fuel prices, according to reports.
    • What to do in Chicago: A ‘Crazy Ex-Girlfriend’ reunion, Michael McIntyre and masters of hip hop

    • Column: This year’s Doc10 has films about Girl Scouts, Norman Lear and Billie Jean King

    • Ovvio brings ‘neighborhood-style’ Italian dining to Glenview, owners say

    • Guy Fieri says he’s ‘devastated’ over video of interaction with Tate brothers at UFC event

    Entertainment

    The site of Ray Kroc's first McDonald's franchise, which opened on April 15, 1955, in Des Plaines, Ill., (AP Photo/Nam Y. Huh)

    Today in History: First franchised McDonald’s restaurant opens in Illinois

    On April 15, 1955, Ray Kroc opened the first franchised McDonald’s restaurant in Des Plaines, Illinois.
    • The Kennedy Center wants to show that the building really needs a renovation

    • Summer Smash 2026: Playboi Carti, Lil Uzi Vert and Chief Keef

    • Review: Grim ‘Father of the Bride’ at Drury Lane is like ‘Groundhog Day,’ the wedding edition

    • Britney Spears enters substance abuse treatment facility weeks after her arrest on suspicion of DUI

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