Chicago Tribuneadded this to Real estateReal Estate Former Fox-32 reporter Lilia Chacon sells Lincoln Park town houseChicago Tribune - By Bob GoldsboroughFormer WFLD-Ch. 32 general assignment reporter Lilia Chacon, who recently moved to Santa Fe, N.M. to become that city’s communications director, on June 3 sold her three-bedroom, 2,400-square-foot town
Chicago Tribuneadded this to SportsJoel Quenneville Blackhawks’ 2019-20 schedule includes a 7-game homestand and Joel Quenneville’s return to ChicagoChicago Tribune - Jimmy GreenfieldThe NHL on Tuesday released its complete 2019-20 regular-season schedule, with the Blackhawks returning from their season opener in Prague on Oct. 4 to launch a season-long seven-game homestand. The home
Chicago Tribuneadded this to Arts & Entertainment Bulgari exhibit in Rome features "La Dolce Vita"-era jewelsChicago TribuneGlamorous jewelry and vintage fashion from the "La Dolce Vita" era are the star attractions of Bulgari's new exhibition in Rome. The exhibition "Bvlgari, the story, the dream" includes the diamond-and-sapphire
Chicago Tribuneadded this to Chicago-area news 2 charged with child pornography following Buffalo Grove police investigationChicago Tribune - Alexandra KukulkaTwo people were charged with child pornography following a multi-week investigation by Buffalo Grove Police Department investigators, authorities announced in a news release Monday. Kimberly Schubert,
Chicago Tribuneadded this to Arts & EntertainmentLauren Conrad ‘The Hills’ helped invent the social media influencer. Now what?Chicago Tribune - By Yvonne VillarrealOn a balmy weeknight inside the nightspot formerly known as Les Deux — the reality TV landmark frequently featured in “The Hills” — Spencer Pratt is tending to his fidgety toddler. It's a trip for die-hards
Chicago Tribuneadded this to SportsChicago Cubs Former Cubs pitcher Kerry Wood lists Winnetka mansion for $4.4 millionChicago Tribune - Bob GoldsboroughFormer Chicago Cubs pitcher Kerry Wood and his wife, Sarah, on June 17 listed their six-bedroom, 11,000-square-foot French Provincial-style mansion in Winnetka for just under $4.4 million. Wood played
Chicago Tribuneadded this to Arts & EntertainmentRihanna Rihanna’s 2019 album: Everything we know so far about ‘R9’Chicago Tribune - By Anna TingleyRihanna clearly hasn’t spent all her time “day drinking” lately. There was a method behind the madness of seeing her in seemingly carefree mode as she downed shots with Seth Myers last week on late-night
Chicago Tribuneadded this to Arts & Entertainment Daniah De Villiers does lion share of work in 'Mia and the White Lion'Chicago Tribune - By By Rick BentleyLOS ANGELES Some actors will work only a few days on a movie, while others can spend months. In the case of "Mia and the White Lion," the producers made it clear to lead actor Daniah De Villiers before
Chicago Tribuneadded this to BusinessBombardier Bombardier selling CRJ regional jet program to Mitsubishi for $550MChicago TribuneCanadian aerospace company Bombardier has announced the sale of its regional jet program to Japan's Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd. for $550 million. The company is seeking to exit the commercial plane
Chicago Tribuneadded this to BusinessTariffs US consumer confidence hits lowest level since September '17Chicago Tribune - By By PAUL WISEMANU.S. consumer confidence dropped to the lowest level since September 2017 as heightened trade tensions apparently took a toll on Americans' spirits. The Conference Board, a business research group, says
Chicago Tribuneadded this to Real estateSteve Martin Steve Martin lists the house next door in BHPO for $2.15 millionChicago Tribune - Neal J. LeiteregActor-comedian Steve Martin has put a home in the Beverly Hills Post Office area up for sale at $2.149 million. Built in 1957, the contemporary-vibe house sits on an acre lot next door to Martin’s main
Chicago Tribuneadded this to SportsChicago Cubs Cubs minor-leaguer Danny Hultzen, a 1st-round pick in 2011, might finally get a shot at the majorsChicago Tribune - By Mark GonzalesAfter shoulder injuries derailed his promising career, left-hander Danny Hultzen now has a chance to reach the majors with the Cubs. “He’s a great story,” President Theo Epstein said. “He’s certainly the
Chicago Tribuneadded this to TravelTravel A Texas city has nation’s best drivers, Baltimore the worst. L.A. is close behindChicago Tribune - By Mary ForgioneThinking about where to go on your next road trip? Brownsville, Texas, could be a safe bet. The border town a little less than 30 miles from South Padre Island, for the second year running, is where you’ll
Chicago Tribuneadded this to Chicago White SoxChicago White Sox Reliever Carson Fulmer starts for the White Sox tonight — but don’t call him the ‘opener’Chicago Tribune - Paul SullivanThe White Sox announced Carson Fulmer as Tuesday night’s “opener” after their loss to the Red Sox on Monday at Fenway Park. But they made the designation in jest because Fulmer will not be a true opener,
Chicago Tribuneadded this to Arts & EntertainmentApollo Missions 50 years later, TV is still enamored of the Apollo 11 moonwalkChicago Tribune - By Stephen BattaglioRetired astronaut Wally Schirra spoke for the world with his commentary for CBS News during the Apollo 11 moon landing on July 20, 1969: "Thank you, television, for letting us watch this one." A global
Chicago Tribuneadded this to BusinessU.S. Dept. of Commerce US new-home sales fell 7.8% in MayChicago Tribune - By JOSH BOAKSales of new U.S. homes slumped 7.8% in May, as sales plunged in the pricier Northeastern and Western markets. The Commerce Department said Tuesday that new homes sold at a seasonally adjusted annual of
Chicago Tribuneadded this to Arts & EntertainmentDanny Boyle Movie review: 'Yesterday' doesn't quite come together, but it's almost impossible not to likeChicago Tribune - By By Katie WalshDanny Boyle and Richard Curtis' "Yesterday" requires its viewers to take quite a few leaps of faith. First, you have to wholeheartedly buy into the rule that, categorically, the best songs ever written
Chicago Tribuneadded this to Real estateReal Estate La Jolla mansion of late sportscaster Dick Enberg surfaces for saleChicago Tribune - Jack FlemmingA La Jolla estate owned for two decades by legendary sportscaster Dick Enberg is on the market for $9.8 million. Built in 2004, the double-lot property sits a half-mile from the beach and a short drive
Chicago Tribuneadded this to Movie reviews and newsTony Hale My worst moment: ‘Veep’ star Tony Hale and the pants-ripping shame spiralChicago Tribune - By Nina MetzIt’s rare that an actor is called upon to play a utensil. In “Toy Story 4,” Tony Hale is Forky the spork and “he’s very offended when he’s called a toy,” said Hale. "My (character’s) purpose is to help
Chicago Tribuneadded this to Arts & EntertainmentJack Russell Terrier New on DVD: Check out 'The Public,' 'Mia and the White Lion'Chicago Tribune - By By Rick BentleyTwo films about people caring enough to take a stand top new DVD and Blu-ray releases for July 2. "The Public"; 3 stars: Emilio Estevez spent 10 years working on the script for "The Public." And like bottle
Chicago Tribuneadded this to Arts & EntertainmentCircus Circus performers build a ‘Brave Space’ through the gift of riskChicago Tribune - Nicole BlackwoodEvery night, circus performer Sarah Tapper wears all white and walks on poles. It’s a familiar image, pushed to its limit; instead of a tightrope laid over a net, Tapper balances on eight-foot aluminum.
Chicago Tribuneadded this to Arts & EntertainmentGrandparents ‘Grandma’s House’ open mic builds chosen family from poetry performanceChicago Tribune - Nicole BlackwoodHome is a complicated recipe: familiarity, family, safety, care. Too much or too little of any ingredient, bake them too quickly, and the whole endeavor falls flat. But performer and poet Caroline M. has
Chicago Tribuneadded this to Arts & EntertainmentFlorence Pugh ‘Midsommar’ review: ‘Hereditary’ director follows up with a scary vacation tripChicago Tribune - By Michael PhillipsIn a movie world of bantamweight scares, designed primarily to get you to the next gotcha, writer-director Ari Aster is an outlier. He doubles down on really just making the audience, you know, eat it.
Chicago Tribuneadded this to SportsBMW BMW is ending its title sponsorship of the PGA Tour’s BMW Championship after 2019Chicago Tribune - Teddy GreensteinThe BMW Championship will have a new name in 2020 when the tournament is played at Olympia Fields. BMW’s contract with the PGA Tour and Western Golf Association expires after this year’s event. Once the
Chicago Tribuneadded this to Chicago-area newsChicago, IL 4-year-old girl killed when woman hits gas pedal instead of brake in South Side driveway: CopsChicago Tribune - Alejandro SerranoA 4-year-old girl was killed Monday evening when a woman backing up a car in her driveway accidentally hit the gas pedal instead of the brake in the Calumet Heights neighborhood, striking two children,
Chicago Tribuneadded this to Arts & EntertainmentMichael Jackson Tributes to Michael Jackson flow on the 10th anniversary of his deathChicago Tribune - By Andrew DaltonMichael Jackson's estate paid tribute to his artistry and charity Tuesday as fans make final preparations for gatherings to celebrate his memory on the 10th anniversary of the King of Pop's death. “Ten
Chicago Tribuneadded this to BusinessSalaries & Wages US home price growth slows for 13th straight month in AprilChicago Tribune - By CHRISTOPHER RUGABERU.S. home price gains slowed for the 13th straight month in April, evidence that weaker demand is keeping prices in check even as mortgage rates fall. The S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller 20-city home price
Chicago Tribuneadded this to Arts & EntertainmentFlorida How to submit Sun Sentinel calendar listingsChicago TribuneTo submit an event listing for one our South Florida Sun Sentinel calendars, please follow these steps: 2. If it’s your first time submitting, create a username and password to log in. 3. On the page says
Chicago Tribuneadded this to TravelBlueberries Sweet summer trip: Where to get your blueberry fix in southwest MichiganChicago Tribune - Jay JonesMike DeGrandchamp’s boast is as big as his sprawling blueberry farm, about half a mile east of Lake Michigan. “We were in the drive-thru business before McDonald’s,” he said. In fact, in the late 1950s
