Fear the Walking Dead Andrew Lincoln’s ‘Walking Dead’ movies to Be released only in theatersChicago Tribune - By Joe OttersonThe first planned movie centered on “The Walking Dead” character Rick Grimes will now run in theaters rather than on AMC. The announcement was made with a brief teaser video played at San Diego Comic-Con
Sports Boston Marathon officials tried to pull her off the course, but Kathrine Switzer became the 1st woman to finisChicago Tribune - Shannon RyanShe didn’t know it at the time, but a photograph of Kathrine Switzer running in the 1967 Boston Marathon would become an iconic image for sports and women’s equality. The image showed Switzer, No. 261,
Edinburgh Castle Scotland a foodie haven? ’Tis true. And so is this: Haggis is kind of greatChicago Tribune - By Alice ShortI had planned an extensive food itinerary for a week in Scotland, with stops at noteworthy restaurants that are helping to expunge the country's reputation as a land of porridge and offal. But those plans
‘Game of Thrones’ cast calls final season backlash ‘media-led hate campaign’Chicago Tribune - By Will ThorneThat’s the question that fans have been asking themselves and that cast members had to answer at the show’s final Comic-Con panel. But first, Conleth Hill, Nikolaj Coster-Waldau and several others cleared
A$AP Rocky Sweden’s prime minister says he 'cannot and will not’ influence courts after Trump tweets about detained rapper A$AP RockyChicago TribuneSweden's prime minister says he would be glad to speak with U.S. President Donald Trump about rapper A$AP Rocky's detention but he "cannot and will not attempt to influence prosecutors or courts." Trump
Star trio from ‘Knots Landing’ keep each other in stitchesChicago Tribune - By By Mike Cidoni LennoxNearly 40 years after first forging their friendship while working together on the nighttime soap "Knots Landing," actresses Joan Van Ark, Michele Lee and Donna Mills are now more than just friends — a
David Arquette Hot Property: David Arquette to go a couple rounds in the real estate marketChicago Tribune - By Neal J. Leitereg and Jack FlemmingActor David Arquette appears set on shaking up his real estate portfolio, listing both his Encino home and a Lake Arrowhead retreat for sale. The Encino property, purchased two years ago from actress Walsh,
Travel LAX's Global Entry Enrollment Center is closed because staff is at the borderChicago Tribune - By Christopher ReynoldsThe Global Entry enrollment center at LAX, designed to ease passage for travelers after an international flight, has closed its offices indefinitely to free Customs and Border Protection workers to work
Play buttonChicago Cubs From Nacho Man to Mai Tai Guy to Ronnie Woo: Paul Sullivan’s rankings of the best baseball fan storiesChicago Tribune - By Paul SullivanThe story of “Mai Tai Guy” swiping a home run ball from the grasp of a couple of boys at Wrigley Field on Tuesday night had all the ingredients for viral video success. It involved an adult behaving badly.
Travel Where to find California's moon trees, grown from seeds taken aboard an Apollo missionChicago Tribune - By Mary ForgioneYou can thank Stuart Roosa for what have become known as America's moon trees. The Apollo 14 astronaut and former U.S. Forest Service smokejumper blasted off for the moon in 1971 with hundreds of seeds
Morehouse College Tennessee State opens coding hub for black schoolsChicago Tribune - By By TRAVIS LOLLERTennessee State University is opening a hub for computer programing and app development that will serve historically black colleges and universities across the country. To kick off the effort, leaders
Los Angeles, CA Home of the Week: Beachwood Canyon residence is a worldly showcaseChicago Tribune - Neal J. LeiteregDrawing from Japanese and traditional architecture, this newly renovated house in the Hollywood Hills blends light-filled living spaces with panoramic views of the Lake Hollywood Reservoir and Hollywood
Guns Groups exchange gunfire near Theater on the Lake in Lincoln Park, sending 6 to hospitals: policeChicago Tribune - By Charles J. JohnsonSix people were left with non-life threatening injuries after two groups exchanged gunfire outside Theater on the Lake in the Lincoln Park neighborhood early on Saturday morning. According to Chicago a
Chicago Bears Ranking the 100 best Bears players ever: No. 48, Doug BuffoneChicago Tribune - Will LarkinThe love affair between Bears fans and Doug Buffone lasted nearly 50 years. From the time he was drafted in the fourth round out of Louisville in 1966 to when he died of natural causes at 70 on April 2015,
Cyprus Turkey steps up drilling activities around CyprusChicago TribuneTurkey's vice president says his country is stepping up a search for hydrocarbons off ethnically divided Cyprus with the dispatching of a survey vessel to join two drillships and another research craft
Real Estate Libertyville home with coach house: $1.9MChicago Tribune950 Benson Lane in Libertyville: $1,945,500 | Listed on June 5, 2019 A circular drive with a center pond and waterfall welcomes guests to this stone and stucco home. The veranda features covered seating,
Moon Landing Column: He and his mom preserved a 1969 moon landing newspaper. 50 years later, he unwrapped it for the firstChicago Tribune - Heidi StevensFifty years ago, Glen Williams, along with an estimated 600 million other people around the globe, watched, transfixed, as a television screen showed Apollo 11 touching down on the moon at 9:56 p.m., time.
Lara Croft Veteran Hong Kong actor Simon Yam stabbed at event in ChinaChicago TribuneVeteran Hong Kong actor Simon Yam was stabbed in the stomach Saturday while attending an event in southern China, with police saying his injuries were not life-threatening. The motive was unclear. A suspect
Game of Thrones 'Game of Thrones' cast talks divisive finale, water bottlesChicago Tribune - By By LINDSEY BAHR"Game of Thrones" may be over but the cast can't seem to get away from stray coffee cups. Maisie Williams , Nikolaj Coster-Waldau , Liam Cunningham , Isaac Hempstead Wright and others took the stage at
E-Mail Weekly bridge quizChicago Tribune - Tribune Content AgencyS-6 4 H-K J 10 9 8 7 D-7 2 C-K 10 7 With both opponents passing, you open 2H, and partner bids 2NT. What call would you make? S-A 10 9 8 2 H-K 9 5 2 D-4 2 C-10 9 Partner opens 1H and right-hand opponent
Iranian Gulf tanker incidents may raise shippers' costs, cut trafficChicago Tribune - By By DAVID KOENIGRecent seizures and attacks aimed at oil tankers in the Strait of Hormuz will raise insurance rates for shipping companies and, if unchecked, reduce tanker traffic in the vital waterway, according to experts.
Israel Defense Forces 2019 Algren Awards: Finalist: If You Will Not Shave This Rabbit, He Will Get StonedChicago Tribune - Dalia RosenfeldBelow is a finalist story of the Chicago Tribune’s 2019 Algren Awards. Read more about Dalia Rosenfeld here. Even in sunny Tel Aviv, the winds of war were in the air. It wasn’t just the airplanes flying
2019 Algren Awards: Finalist: Host MotherChicago Tribune - By Stephanie GreenBelow is a finalist story of the Chicago Tribune’s 2019 Algren Awards. Read more about Stephanie Green here. Magdalena needed a desk. The lady at the university said a desk was the one requirement to the
Awards 2019 Algren Awards: Dalia Rosenfeld’s bioChicago TribuneDalia Rosenfeld is a graduate of the Iowa Writers’ Workshop. Her stories have appeared in journals such as The Atlantic Monthly, AGNI, Michigan Quarterly Review, Mississippi Review, Los Angeles Review,
Rental Housing 2019 Algren Awards: Grand Prize Winner: Chez WhateverChicago Tribune - Barry PearceBelow is the grand prize winning story of the Chicago Tribune’s 2019 Algren Awards. Read more about Barry Pearce here. A black girl walks through Lincoln Park in a snowstorm. It sounds like the start a
Harvard 2019 Algren Awards: Abhijith Ravinula’s bioChicago TribuneAbhijith was born in India and grew up in Dallas, TX. He studied history and business in undergrad and recently graduated from Harvard Divinity School with a focus on Hindu studies. He is currently a strategy
Harvard Law School 2019 Algren Awards: Stephanie Early Green’s bioChicago TribuneStephanie Early Green’s short fiction has been published in Narrative Magazine and will be published soon in Bayou Magazine. She received an Honorable Mention in Glimmer Train’s March/April 2016 Fiction
Elizabeth Taylor Tribune announces 2019 Algren Contest winnersChicago Tribune - Margaret HoltA story by Chicagoan Barry Pearce has been chosen as the grand prize winner of the 2019 Nelson Algren Literary Award competition, which highlights outstanding new, fictional short stories. “Chez Whatever”
Fiction Writing 2019 Algren Awards: Steve Trumpeter’s bioChicago TribuneSteve Trumpeter’s short fiction has appeared in Sycamore Review, Salamander, American Fiction, Hobart, Chicago Quarterly Review and others. He earned an undergraduate degree in Fiction Writing from Northwestern
Funeral Homes 2019 Algren Awards: Finalist: A Pamphlet for ThisChicago Tribune - Steve TrumpeterBelow is a finalist story of the Chicago Tribune’s 2019 Algren Awards. Read more about Steve Trumpeter here. As soon as she parks us next to the curb outside my grandfather’s house, XiuLi bolts from the
Fear the Walking Dead Andrew Lincoln’s ‘Walking Dead’ movies to Be released only in theatersChicago Tribune - By Joe OttersonThe first planned movie centered on “The Walking Dead” character Rick Grimes will now run in theaters rather than on AMC. The announcement was made with a brief teaser video played at San Diego Comic-Con
Sports Boston Marathon officials tried to pull her off the course, but Kathrine Switzer became the 1st woman to finisChicago Tribune - Shannon RyanShe didn’t know it at the time, but a photograph of Kathrine Switzer running in the 1967 Boston Marathon would become an iconic image for sports and women’s equality. The image showed Switzer, No. 261,
Edinburgh Castle Scotland a foodie haven? ’Tis true. And so is this: Haggis is kind of greatChicago Tribune - By Alice ShortI had planned an extensive food itinerary for a week in Scotland, with stops at noteworthy restaurants that are helping to expunge the country's reputation as a land of porridge and offal. But those plans
‘Game of Thrones’ cast calls final season backlash ‘media-led hate campaign’Chicago Tribune - By Will ThorneThat’s the question that fans have been asking themselves and that cast members had to answer at the show’s final Comic-Con panel. But first, Conleth Hill, Nikolaj Coster-Waldau and several others cleared
A$AP Rocky Sweden’s prime minister says he 'cannot and will not’ influence courts after Trump tweets about detained rapper A$AP RockyChicago TribuneSweden's prime minister says he would be glad to speak with U.S. President Donald Trump about rapper A$AP Rocky's detention but he "cannot and will not attempt to influence prosecutors or courts." Trump
Star trio from ‘Knots Landing’ keep each other in stitchesChicago Tribune - By By Mike Cidoni LennoxNearly 40 years after first forging their friendship while working together on the nighttime soap "Knots Landing," actresses Joan Van Ark, Michele Lee and Donna Mills are now more than just friends — a
David Arquette Hot Property: David Arquette to go a couple rounds in the real estate marketChicago Tribune - By Neal J. Leitereg and Jack FlemmingActor David Arquette appears set on shaking up his real estate portfolio, listing both his Encino home and a Lake Arrowhead retreat for sale. The Encino property, purchased two years ago from actress Walsh,
Travel LAX's Global Entry Enrollment Center is closed because staff is at the borderChicago Tribune - By Christopher ReynoldsThe Global Entry enrollment center at LAX, designed to ease passage for travelers after an international flight, has closed its offices indefinitely to free Customs and Border Protection workers to work
Play buttonChicago Cubs From Nacho Man to Mai Tai Guy to Ronnie Woo: Paul Sullivan’s rankings of the best baseball fan storiesChicago Tribune - By Paul SullivanThe story of “Mai Tai Guy” swiping a home run ball from the grasp of a couple of boys at Wrigley Field on Tuesday night had all the ingredients for viral video success. It involved an adult behaving badly.
Travel Where to find California's moon trees, grown from seeds taken aboard an Apollo missionChicago Tribune - By Mary ForgioneYou can thank Stuart Roosa for what have become known as America's moon trees. The Apollo 14 astronaut and former U.S. Forest Service smokejumper blasted off for the moon in 1971 with hundreds of seeds
Morehouse College Tennessee State opens coding hub for black schoolsChicago Tribune - By By TRAVIS LOLLERTennessee State University is opening a hub for computer programing and app development that will serve historically black colleges and universities across the country. To kick off the effort, leaders
Los Angeles, CA Home of the Week: Beachwood Canyon residence is a worldly showcaseChicago Tribune - Neal J. LeiteregDrawing from Japanese and traditional architecture, this newly renovated house in the Hollywood Hills blends light-filled living spaces with panoramic views of the Lake Hollywood Reservoir and Hollywood
Guns Groups exchange gunfire near Theater on the Lake in Lincoln Park, sending 6 to hospitals: policeChicago Tribune - By Charles J. JohnsonSix people were left with non-life threatening injuries after two groups exchanged gunfire outside Theater on the Lake in the Lincoln Park neighborhood early on Saturday morning. According to Chicago a
Chicago Bears Ranking the 100 best Bears players ever: No. 48, Doug BuffoneChicago Tribune - Will LarkinThe love affair between Bears fans and Doug Buffone lasted nearly 50 years. From the time he was drafted in the fourth round out of Louisville in 1966 to when he died of natural causes at 70 on April 2015,
Cyprus Turkey steps up drilling activities around CyprusChicago TribuneTurkey's vice president says his country is stepping up a search for hydrocarbons off ethnically divided Cyprus with the dispatching of a survey vessel to join two drillships and another research craft
Real Estate Libertyville home with coach house: $1.9MChicago Tribune950 Benson Lane in Libertyville: $1,945,500 | Listed on June 5, 2019 A circular drive with a center pond and waterfall welcomes guests to this stone and stucco home. The veranda features covered seating,
Moon Landing Column: He and his mom preserved a 1969 moon landing newspaper. 50 years later, he unwrapped it for the firstChicago Tribune - Heidi StevensFifty years ago, Glen Williams, along with an estimated 600 million other people around the globe, watched, transfixed, as a television screen showed Apollo 11 touching down on the moon at 9:56 p.m., time.
Lara Croft Veteran Hong Kong actor Simon Yam stabbed at event in ChinaChicago TribuneVeteran Hong Kong actor Simon Yam was stabbed in the stomach Saturday while attending an event in southern China, with police saying his injuries were not life-threatening. The motive was unclear. A suspect
Game of Thrones 'Game of Thrones' cast talks divisive finale, water bottlesChicago Tribune - By By LINDSEY BAHR"Game of Thrones" may be over but the cast can't seem to get away from stray coffee cups. Maisie Williams , Nikolaj Coster-Waldau , Liam Cunningham , Isaac Hempstead Wright and others took the stage at
E-Mail Weekly bridge quizChicago Tribune - Tribune Content AgencyS-6 4 H-K J 10 9 8 7 D-7 2 C-K 10 7 With both opponents passing, you open 2H, and partner bids 2NT. What call would you make? S-A 10 9 8 2 H-K 9 5 2 D-4 2 C-10 9 Partner opens 1H and right-hand opponent
Iranian Gulf tanker incidents may raise shippers' costs, cut trafficChicago Tribune - By By DAVID KOENIGRecent seizures and attacks aimed at oil tankers in the Strait of Hormuz will raise insurance rates for shipping companies and, if unchecked, reduce tanker traffic in the vital waterway, according to experts.
Israel Defense Forces 2019 Algren Awards: Finalist: If You Will Not Shave This Rabbit, He Will Get StonedChicago Tribune - Dalia RosenfeldBelow is a finalist story of the Chicago Tribune’s 2019 Algren Awards. Read more about Dalia Rosenfeld here. Even in sunny Tel Aviv, the winds of war were in the air. It wasn’t just the airplanes flying
2019 Algren Awards: Finalist: Host MotherChicago Tribune - By Stephanie GreenBelow is a finalist story of the Chicago Tribune’s 2019 Algren Awards. Read more about Stephanie Green here. Magdalena needed a desk. The lady at the university said a desk was the one requirement to the
Awards 2019 Algren Awards: Dalia Rosenfeld’s bioChicago TribuneDalia Rosenfeld is a graduate of the Iowa Writers’ Workshop. Her stories have appeared in journals such as The Atlantic Monthly, AGNI, Michigan Quarterly Review, Mississippi Review, Los Angeles Review,
Rental Housing 2019 Algren Awards: Grand Prize Winner: Chez WhateverChicago Tribune - Barry PearceBelow is the grand prize winning story of the Chicago Tribune’s 2019 Algren Awards. Read more about Barry Pearce here. A black girl walks through Lincoln Park in a snowstorm. It sounds like the start a
Harvard 2019 Algren Awards: Abhijith Ravinula’s bioChicago TribuneAbhijith was born in India and grew up in Dallas, TX. He studied history and business in undergrad and recently graduated from Harvard Divinity School with a focus on Hindu studies. He is currently a strategy
Harvard Law School 2019 Algren Awards: Stephanie Early Green’s bioChicago TribuneStephanie Early Green’s short fiction has been published in Narrative Magazine and will be published soon in Bayou Magazine. She received an Honorable Mention in Glimmer Train’s March/April 2016 Fiction
Elizabeth Taylor Tribune announces 2019 Algren Contest winnersChicago Tribune - Margaret HoltA story by Chicagoan Barry Pearce has been chosen as the grand prize winner of the 2019 Nelson Algren Literary Award competition, which highlights outstanding new, fictional short stories. “Chez Whatever”
Fiction Writing 2019 Algren Awards: Steve Trumpeter’s bioChicago TribuneSteve Trumpeter’s short fiction has appeared in Sycamore Review, Salamander, American Fiction, Hobart, Chicago Quarterly Review and others. He earned an undergraduate degree in Fiction Writing from Northwestern
Funeral Homes 2019 Algren Awards: Finalist: A Pamphlet for ThisChicago Tribune - Steve TrumpeterBelow is a finalist story of the Chicago Tribune’s 2019 Algren Awards. Read more about Steve Trumpeter here. As soon as she parks us next to the curb outside my grandfather’s house, XiuLi bolts from the
