CBS Holds Chicago Casting Call For Reality TV Show On Dating
Producers say they’re looking for singles to participate in an unscripted show entitled “3” that will document the ups and downs of dating.
Cantankerous Critic: ‘War’ A Witless Dull Bore
“This Means War” is the Somalia conflict of romantic comedies — a boondoggle so fundamentally unsound it probably never should have been attempted in the first place.
New Name For Rosemont Theatre
Even though the Allstate Arena has carried its current name for about 13 years now, many Chicagoans still often trip up and call it Rosemont Horizon.
And now, another major venue in Rosemont also has a new name.
Walter’s Perspective: Whitney Houston Was No Hero
Whitney Houston is the story of a miracle talent, snuffed out by prescription drugs, drug abuse, and alcohol.
2 Chicago Women Remember Whitney Houston
Houston’s former publicist and a former “Ebony” magazine editor talk explain what made the pop diva so special.
York High Sophomore Living His ‘Teenage Dream’ On YouTube
CBS 2′s Mai Martinez talks with Keenan Cahill, the Internet lip-synching sensation who has joined some of his favorite performers in music videos.
Chicagoans Sing Praises Of Whitney Houston
Whitney Houston’s voice truly moved her fans. On Sunday, fans in Chicago were in shock over her death at the age of 48 in Los Angeles.
Hudson To Pay Tribute To Houston At Grammys
Chicago native Jennifer Hudson will honor her idol, the late Whitney Houston, at the Grammy Awards tonight on CBS.
Cantankerous Critic: This ‘Journey’ Isn’t Worth The Trip
“Journey 2: The Mysterious Island” aims for mediocrity, but crash lands far short of it.
Cantankerous Critic: ‘Safe House’ A Generic Timekiller
“Safe House” doesn’t have a single idea it can call its own. Everything about the movie is on loan from somewhere else.
Cantankerous Critic: ‘The Vow’ A Veritable Valentine
Is there a more dynamic actress on the screen than Rachael McAdams? After watching “The Vow,” I’m inclined to think not.
‘Soul Train’ Creator Don Cornelius Honored At Memorial
Friends and family members got together Wednesday night for a love-filled goodbye to “Soul Train” creator and Chicago native Don Cornelius.
Light Show Coming To The Bean
The Bean at Millennium Park is about to come alive with color and music.
Museum Of Broadcast Communications To Honor Don Cornelius
The Museum of Broadcast Communications will honor “Soul Train” creator Don Cornelius with a special tribute Wednesday night.
Cantankerous Critic: ‘The Woman In Black’ An Effective Scare Generator
“Harry Potter” star Daniel Radcliffe confronts things that go bump in the night without the aid of his trusty wand in the atmospheric haunted house chiller “The Woman In Black.”
Cantankerous Critic: ‘Chronicle’ Not As Fresh As It Thinks
Chronicle” is one part superhero origin story, one part “Cloverfield.”
Cantankerous Critic: ‘Big Miracle’ Adds Layers To Typical Environmental Story
By the standards of kid-friendly animals in trouble rescue pics, “Big Miracle” is a better than average tale/
Cornelius’ Friends, Family Say They Didn’t See Signs Of Suicide
First came the shock of losing his friend Don Cornelius, then the discovery that just a few hours before his death, Cornelius left longtime friend and radio executive Marv Dyson three voice mail messages.
‘Soul Train’ Creator Don Cornelius Dead Of Apparent Suicide
“Soul Train” creator and Chicago native Don Cornelius was found dead of a self-inflicted gunshot wound Wednesday morning in his Los Angeles home.
YouTube Clips Expose How Chicagoans Really Sound
Two separate YouTube clips are showing us Chicagoans how we really sound, from praising “da Bears” to nitpicking about what neighborhood we live in.























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