Brett Yang and Eddy Chen said when they started out, everyone was skeptical they could pull off live concerts blending comedy with classical music. They now have millions of YouTube subscribers.

Like some, I knew the basics of Gein’s life and crimes, a lonely and shy Wisconsin farm boy with an alcoholic father. Watch if you like, but be aware that the story is heavily fictionalized.

His busy schedule includes a new book that is “guide to tools and tomfoolery,” plus a Netflix miniseries about a presidential assassination

The Great White Way will surely go dark if a deal isn’t struck between Broadway producers and another one of its most important labor unions.

This groundbreaking new musical veers between paying tribute to the radical activists of Chicago’s past and probing their impact on today’s generation.

The John Patrick Shanley play, now by JK Entertainment at the Athenaeum Center, centers on the relationships between a student and the adults he gets to know at school.

The entertainment venue on Chicago’s South Side is set to host its last performance New Year’s Eve

Along with “The Fugitive,” his screen credits include “The Breakfast Club” and many others, along with memorable Chicago stage productions.

For restaurant and cafe workers, many of whom are immigrants, the looming threat of unannounced visits by ICE has created anxiety and uncertainty about their future.

Visitors to Aurora’s downtown this October can interact with light-based art displays and sculptures, from illuminated snakes to LED bonfires.

Jojo Jones’ entertaining world premiere is a play about ratcheting up the stakes of adolescent angst.

Taylor Swift’s “Eras Tour” has come to a close — but the show must go on.

Watch parties, to some, are a thing of the past. Pizza Lobo’s director of operations makes sure his restaurant keeps the spirit and life of the party alive. 

In director David McVicar’s unnerving production, Radvanovsky’s Medea is a roaring force from the underworld.

“Tron: Ares” powered up the box office grid in the top spot this weekend, but Disney’s third entry in the sci-fi franchise fell short of expectations.

Rep. Kimberly DuBuclet organized the Thursday tour, which began at the DuSable Black History Museum, in response to federal cuts to the cultural sector.

The story follows a wounded veteran of the war in Afghanistan and her attempts at rehabilitation and to return to, for want of a better word, normalcy.

“Revolution(s),” by Chicago playwright Zayd Ayers Dohrn, has music by the Rage Against the Machine guitarist and was inspired by his legacy of musical bomb-throwing.

On Oct. 10, 1966, the Beach Boys’ single “Good Vibrations,” written by Brian Wilson and Mike Love, was released by Capitol Records.

The Children’s Museum in Oak Lawn is bringing back its Fall Fun Fest, a “perfect outdoor activity,” for the first time since 2019.