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Good morning, Chicago. Before David “Davey” Bauer made history at Northwestern Medicine for a double lung transplant assisted by a pair of DD breast implants, he considered himself a fairly healthy guy. So when Bauer entered an urgent care clinic outside of St. Louis in April with the flu, he expected to recover fast. The flu had turned into a lung infection resistant to antibiotics. On April ...

“The Killer” is going for a funsy, heartless diversion, immersed only in its own sense of cool.

It’s Thursday, Chicago. A few Chicago restaurants achieved one of the dining world’s highest honors this week. The latest additions to the city’s Michelin-lauded restaurants were announced Tuesday and Indienne and Atelier earned their first stars, while Smyth was awarded its third star — the second restaurant in Chicago to have three stars, after Alinea. In theater news, “POTUS” at Steppenwolf ...

It is filled with many of the details of the television phenomenon that paired Ebert of the Sun-Times and Siskel of the Chicago Tribune on TV shows reviewing movies.

Thanks to “Priscilla,” we know a little more about how Priscilla Presley found herself there in the first place — and, with an incisive kind of restraint, what it may have looked, felt and hurt like.

I do not know Matt Singer, the author of "Opposable Thumbs: How Siskel & Ebert Changed Movies Forever," published Oct. 24 and which the Tribunes Michael Phillips praised, calling it "a good story, told adroitly and often movingly."

Good morning, Chicago. A who’s who of Illinois Democrats was gathered in Philadelphia in July 2016 for the party’s national convention, where Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders were vying for the chance to take on Donald Trump. Among the Chicago heavyweights in attendance that week was Ald. Daniel Solis, a staunch Clinton supporter who told the Tribune the excitement of potentially having the ...

September “Plugfest” Provided First Test of Interoperability Using the DIFI Standard for Ground Technology ...

Thanks to “Priscilla,” we know a little more about how Priscilla Presley found herself there in the first place — and, with an incisive kind of restraint, what it may have looked, felt and hurt like.