Back in 1996, when Phil Donahue taped the finale of his groundbreaking daytime TV talk show in New York, the once-dominant program had become such an afterthought that it didn't even air in that market.
Film producer, talent manager, and publisher of www.TheHollywoodSentinel.com Bruce Edwin discussed with media today the announcement of Oprah Winfrey's retirement from the talk show circuit. "First of all," Bruce Edwin states,...
Board of Education President Michael Scott was remembered today at Holy Family Church as a civic giant who remained calm amid adversity, but also as a doting father and faithful friend to Mayor Richard Daley.
Hundreds of mourners have paid their respects to Chicago Board of Education President Michael Scott. During funeral services Saturday, Chicago Mayor Richard Daley called Scott one of his best friends. U.S. Education Secretary...
In a Loop restaurant, David Axelrod smiles when shown a photo of the two of us as long-haired reporters hovering near a fur-coated female who resembles a polar bear with blond hair during a rough Chicago winter.
There was an awful lot of art on the BBC last week, starting with a portrait of a charmer You may well have heard of Anish Kapoor's giant, chrome-finished installation in Chicago, Cloud Gate. But no. Instead, if Imagine: The...
suntimes.com - 1 day ago - 160 views Chicago Sun Times City Hall reporter Fran Spielman recounts that Chicago Mayor Richard M. Daley blusters more often than not in response to criticism. Should Windy Citizens expect to hear...
Cook County judge Appoints Receiver To Take Over Development Amid Foreclosure Lawsuit The Block 37 mall project under construction at 108 N. State St. was scheduled to open by Thanksgiving 2009, but a foreclosure lawsuit by the...
The televised scenes and photos from Fort Hood, Texas, following the Nov. 5 shooting at the “Soldier Readiness Center” that left 13 dead, brought back memories of another time when that enormous military base was a center of...
Both getting fresh designs -- maybe for the better Blair Kamin: "They are two of the most contested pieces of ground on Chicago's lakefront. ... And -- hold your breath -- they might even turn out for the better."