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Alyssa, a 9-year-old cancer survivor, stole the show as her dream of walking down the catwalk became a reality when she opened the evening dressed in a Madison & Friends Boutique ensemble.
These weather curve balls autumn is bringing keep us on our toes, but let's imagine a sunny and warmer day shall we? See what great fashion good weather brings out in Chicagoans!
Something about A Class Act captured my emotional core. The story of a talented guy who wants nothing else in life but to be publicly recognized for his true passion, but for various reasons never does is something we can all relate to. No?
Violence in Chicago's African-American community can be difficult to understand, until you look back over the last 40 years.
Even though the Mad Decent Block Party was less than decent due to its abrupt end, I had the chance to hang out with the lucky few who actually got to enjoy the music and snap some photos of the best dressed at the block party.
Some may say tacos are trending in Chicago. Really, they're just getting the attention they've always deserved.
This year's Lolla-goers had a lot to deal with -- braving the heat, thunderstorms, and mud pits. Lucky for me, many a concertgoer still knew how to bring their style to the tumultuous Chicago weekend weather.
The 6th annual Roscoe Village Burger Fest brought patty-loving Chicagoans together amid a few city blocks around Belmont and Damen this past weekend.
Queer Chicagoans should act to make Boystown a safe and affirming space for all queer and trans persons, youths or adults, and should continue to strive for a community that represents all of us.
I only had one free day to visit The Taste of Chicago. Instead of spending time tasting the diverse food Chicago has to offer, I went around and around Grant Park looking for people who had good taste in their fashion choices.
The Vintage Bazaar, a monthly showcase of timeless fashion and quirky trinkets, is perfect for catching up on the latest street style fashion in Chicago.
It's another summer in Chicago, so that means a visit from the touring production of the hit head-banger musical Rock of Ages.
You will always be running into people you know, because everyone weirdly knows each other in Chicago. And you will look at them and at the city around you. Everything will not be perfect, but that's what love is.
Rosebud Prime serves a massive, 14 ounce burger that is nearing perfection. The voluptuous prime beef patty avoids the mushiness and inconsistent preparation that is common with other larger patties around Chicago.
Since we've heard a lot of praise about some newer burger establishments in the city, we dedicated a few of our recent "meatings" to exploring two of them: Butcher & The Burger and Three Aces.
