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Chicago magazine

Nov 01 2019
Magazine

For 40 years, Chicagoans have turned to Chicago magazine for expertise on Chicago’s dining, shopping, and entertainment scenes, as well as for award winning reporting on the key people and issues in the city. Get Chicago Magazine digital subscription today.

Chicago magazine

Now and Zen

Call of the Wild

Transplant Marathon • Someday, there will be no emergencies, and PAs will take care of anything after 3 p.m. and before 10 a.m. But not this day [“The Double Triple,” September]. This day, UChicago’s surgeons said $%#$ you to sleep, and sutured on!

A Quest for Answers • A suburban man’s search for his mother’s fate unearthed buried documentation of the Holocaust.

Your Best City Lights Photos

Talking Points • This month’s essential cocktail party fodder

Payment Past Due • A city income tax is unprecedented in Chicago — but it could be the quickest fix for our cavernous debt.

Backstage Drama • The Auditorium Theatre’s new CEO, Rich Regan, on the institution’s rocky year

Slay Belles • A new book reveals the real-life stories of the women who inspired the musical Chicago. Here’s what we learned.

What’s the Meaning of the Universe? • We asked U. of C. astrophysicist Dan Hooper, whose new book, At the Edge of Time, dives deep into the Big Bang.

The Procrastinator’s Guide to Thanksgiving • Because it’s not too late until it’s too late

Details, Details • This Italian Renaissance Revival house in Evanston will give you whiplash — in a good way.

Till Deep Dish Do Us Part

Wrap Star • Isabelle Gougenheim’s gossamer scarves are tactile wonders.

Rainbow Pop • A new luxury e-commerce makeup line strips the pretense.

Nikki Stanton’s Pedicurist • The Red Stars’ midfielder talks perfect toenails.

Nicole Alexander • Interior designer, placenta popper, bath fan

Get Noticed. • World-Class Marketing that moves your home from Listed to Sold.

Experiences R Us • Browsing the racks is just the beginning at these shops, which offer everything from yoga to a coworking room.

Scent Your House • EXPERT: Alan Hirsch, director of the Gold Coast–based Smell & Taste Treatment and Research Foundation

Flipping Out • Can playing pinball help me become more mindful?

Boot Camp • Even if you never stray off the concrete, hiking-style boots in luxe leathers lend a tough edge to any look.

Sunshine is Always in Season

Retro Repast • The meticulously curated themed dinners thrown by the Eye Eaters society aren’t just meals. They’re happenings.

Sweet Changeup

Barrel-Aged Beauties • Here are five superlative winter brews debuting at the Festival of Wood & Barrel-Aged Beer that you can find at taprooms.

The Hot List • 10 places everyone’s talking about (in order of heat)

A Night at the Improv • At Wherewithall, Beverly Kim and Johnny Clark’s new spot, each night’s menu is a game-time decision.

Kinky Noodles

Small World • Jay Kupjack is the last surviving member of a towering dynasty built on tiny foundations.

PIZZA • The world of Chicago pizza has undergone a seismic shift since 2015, when we last embarked on a quest to find the best pies in town. Now, alongside deep dish, tavern style, and Neapolitan, there are a Roman-style boom, a thriving Detroit-style scene, and some nonpizzerias shaking up the rankings. Seven of the top 10 spots, including our No. 1, are newcomers to the list.

Frozen Pizza Smackdown! • Two South Side–born pizza giants also go head to head in the freezer aisle: Connie’s, which opened in 1963, and Home Run Inn, which has been serving up tavern-style pizza since 1947. I grabbed an icy pie from each, picked up a six-pack, and held my...


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For 40 years, Chicagoans have turned to Chicago magazine for expertise on Chicago’s dining, shopping, and entertainment scenes, as well as for award winning reporting on the key people and issues in the city. Get Chicago Magazine digital subscription today.

Chicago magazine

Now and Zen

Call of the Wild

Transplant Marathon • Someday, there will be no emergencies, and PAs will take care of anything after 3 p.m. and before 10 a.m. But not this day [“The Double Triple,” September]. This day, UChicago’s surgeons said $%#$ you to sleep, and sutured on!

A Quest for Answers • A suburban man’s search for his mother’s fate unearthed buried documentation of the Holocaust.

Your Best City Lights Photos

Talking Points • This month’s essential cocktail party fodder

Payment Past Due • A city income tax is unprecedented in Chicago — but it could be the quickest fix for our cavernous debt.

Backstage Drama • The Auditorium Theatre’s new CEO, Rich Regan, on the institution’s rocky year

Slay Belles • A new book reveals the real-life stories of the women who inspired the musical Chicago. Here’s what we learned.

What’s the Meaning of the Universe? • We asked U. of C. astrophysicist Dan Hooper, whose new book, At the Edge of Time, dives deep into the Big Bang.

The Procrastinator’s Guide to Thanksgiving • Because it’s not too late until it’s too late

Details, Details • This Italian Renaissance Revival house in Evanston will give you whiplash — in a good way.

Till Deep Dish Do Us Part

Wrap Star • Isabelle Gougenheim’s gossamer scarves are tactile wonders.

Rainbow Pop • A new luxury e-commerce makeup line strips the pretense.

Nikki Stanton’s Pedicurist • The Red Stars’ midfielder talks perfect toenails.

Nicole Alexander • Interior designer, placenta popper, bath fan

Get Noticed. • World-Class Marketing that moves your home from Listed to Sold.

Experiences R Us • Browsing the racks is just the beginning at these shops, which offer everything from yoga to a coworking room.

Scent Your House • EXPERT: Alan Hirsch, director of the Gold Coast–based Smell & Taste Treatment and Research Foundation

Flipping Out • Can playing pinball help me become more mindful?

Boot Camp • Even if you never stray off the concrete, hiking-style boots in luxe leathers lend a tough edge to any look.

Sunshine is Always in Season

Retro Repast • The meticulously curated themed dinners thrown by the Eye Eaters society aren’t just meals. They’re happenings.

Sweet Changeup

Barrel-Aged Beauties • Here are five superlative winter brews debuting at the Festival of Wood & Barrel-Aged Beer that you can find at taprooms.

The Hot List • 10 places everyone’s talking about (in order of heat)

A Night at the Improv • At Wherewithall, Beverly Kim and Johnny Clark’s new spot, each night’s menu is a game-time decision.

Kinky Noodles

Small World • Jay Kupjack is the last surviving member of a towering dynasty built on tiny foundations.

PIZZA • The world of Chicago pizza has undergone a seismic shift since 2015, when we last embarked on a quest to find the best pies in town. Now, alongside deep dish, tavern style, and Neapolitan, there are a Roman-style boom, a thriving Detroit-style scene, and some nonpizzerias shaking up the rankings. Seven of the top 10 spots, including our No. 1, are newcomers to the list.

Frozen Pizza Smackdown! • Two South Side–born pizza giants also go head to head in the freezer aisle: Connie’s, which opened in 1963, and Home Run Inn, which has been serving up tavern-style pizza since 1947. I grabbed an icy pie from each, picked up a six-pack, and held my...


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