Chicago Humanities’ Dave Eggers Discussion Review
Dave Eggers returns to Chicago for a lively discussion on book banning, AI, and his passion projects. It was a discussion not to be missed.
Dave Eggers returns to Chicago for a lively discussion on book banning, AI, and his passion projects. It was a discussion not to be missed.
Matt Haig dropped by the Chicago Humanities Festival to discuss his new book, The Midnight Train, and more. It was a conversation full of insight and character.
A smart adaptation that breaks your heart while offering a layered look at a beautifully tragic love story. Read our review.
The final four episodes of Spider-Noir Season 1 show a vast improvement from the start. It hits it strive by the end. Read our review.
Spider-Noir has an intriguing start, but it hasn’t fully sold us on the series yet. Read our review of the first four episodes of Season 1.
Hamnet at the Chicago Shakespeare Theater is as heartbreaking as the movie, but truer to the book’s soul and heart. Read our review.
Taskmaster Live is a whimsical tribute to the original series. It’s a few hours of fun that you won’t soon forget. Read our review of the Chicago show.
No Other Choice is a wild ride that puts the whole dog eat dog, grind life under a microscope. Read our review of this excellent Park Chan-wook film.
Jesse Plemons and Emma Stone bring outstanding performances and the humanity to monsters in one of Yorgos Lanthimos’s best. Read our review.
Byrne captures Linda’s distraught nature with what feels like an effortless performance. Read our review of If I Had Legs I’d Kick You.