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92 years later….a makeover for the kids!
Today Chicago unveiled a late 19th century Chicago building as “a beacon of light and a refuge” for thousands of members of the Union League Boys and Girls Club in the city’s near southwest side
Read More »Exclusive interview with new innovation: FasPark
CM: How did FasPark start? FasPark: I started experimenting with the idea of FasPark two and a half years ago, and then co-founder, Sergei Kozyrenko, joined and together we made the company into a real
Read More »Celebrate Independent Retailer Month this July
Independent Retailer Month is celebrating this July to salute locally-owned retail shops for impressions they make on communities all over the world. IRM is a global ‘shop local’ campaign that honors homegrown retailers for
Read More »Chicago. A virtual experience.
All eyes of the video game industry are on the Electronic Entertainment Expo 2012, happening June 5-7. So far, the game that has created the most buzz is UbiSoft’s new IP game, Watch Dogs.
Read More »Chicago Monthly sponsors the National Reality Television Awards USA 2012
The Chicago Monthly team is excited to announce that we will sponsoring this year’s first ever National Reality TV Awards USA later this year. Celebrity Apprentice, American Idol, XFactor USA, The Voice, Keeping up
Read More »Destroying art or a beautiful destruction?
Tyler Shields is one of Hollywood’s most creative and provocative photographers. Recently, Shields and girlfriend, Francesca Eastwood destroyed a $100,000 red Crocodile Birkin. Shields explains the photos as, “Destruction is a beautiful version of
Read More »Potential Jimi Hendrix Biopic Surrounded in Controversy
Earlier this week, it was reported that the late, great guitarist Jimi Hendrix will be the subject of new biopic titled All Is By My Side. It’s set to star actor/musician Andre Benjamin, or André 3000
Read More »Mayor of Chicago encourages a healthier diet for Chicagoians
Mayor Rahm Emanuel announced yesterday the locations of five new farmers markets that will open this summer in neighbourhoods where they are most needed. Stating, ”It is unacceptable that nearly 400,000 Chicagoans do not have
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