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Tonks Talent Network provides models, actors, singers & dancers with additional exposure through social media & photo profiles.
Virtual circus show featuring talented performers tells a story of a girl on a quest to find the butterfly that will usher in spring
Musical theatre lovers can delight in a streaming of Jane Austen’s classic stories re-imagined by Broadway’s-famous Paul Gordon
The museum’s central location spotlights culture and nature while branch locations offer an up-close look at historical sites
Comic Con Revolution brings together comic book creators, artists, authors, vendors, cosplayers, and fans
Guests choose from a variety of smoke flavors to puff from an elaborate water pipe while gazing at HD TVs broadcasting high-profile games
Popcorn’s association with the movies took off during the Great Depression, when the buttery kernels remained an affordable luxury for a budget-conscious nation. Today, the salty snack still rules the concessions stand, but not all bags are created equal. We reviewed and ranked America’s top movie-theater chains by the only criteria that truly matters: delicious, delicious popcorn.
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The Avengers. Captain America. X-Men. The Amazing Spider-Man. Marvel Comics has been dominating the box office with a slew of summer blockbusters in recent years, and the trend continues this Friday, August 1, with the opening of Guardians of the Galaxy. So, in the name of anyone feeling burned out on Marvel, we asked Eric Thornton, chief executive operating officer of Chicago Comics, to pick his favorite non-Marvel superheroes.
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Dawn of the Planet of the Apes comes out this weekend, and though the sequel to Rise of the Planet of the Apes—itself a prequel/reboot of the original series—is more rooted in reality than the '60s and '70s films, we still wondered if a global ape revolt could actually happen. So we turned to Steve Ross, director of the Lester E. Fisher Center for the Study and Conservation of Apes at Chicago’s own Lincoln Park Zoo.
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