Tag: Journal

[ad_1] In this mini-reunion, power-producers Chaz and Brenda join hosts Jason and Yvonne Lee share why they do what they do – and that is to lift and provide opportunity…

[ad_1] In her acceptance speech, Ms. Hobson spoke very movingly about growing up in Illinois, where Abraham Lincoln is especially venerated, learning about him when she was a child and then…

[ad_1] Chicago teens do have places to go this summer Here’s a simple call-to-action for parents, grandparents, aunts, uncles and others: Ask a child or teen what they are doing…

[ad_1] “Life Itself” is screening this week at FACETS as part of the venue’s 47th Anniversary Celebration, which also includes the special film series Milos’s Picks, Kartemquin Films X Full…

[ad_1] Here is the message she delivered from Rancho La Puerta, the spa she started in Tecate, Mexico, with her husband when she was 17 years old.—Chaz Ebert Yes, Today is…

[ad_1] In 1962, Ekberg represented everything I desired in a woman. In later years, I began to think about Mastroianni, his hand forever outstretched to her, his lips forever prepared…

[ad_1] Now are you wiser? I’m treading water. And now could follow a very long paragraph introducing and describing the different characters played by the actors. But you would lose…

[ad_1] 6. FLIGHT Denzel Washington is one of the most sympathetic and rock-solid of actors, and it’s effective here how his performance never goes over the top but instead is…

[ad_1] 6. UNITED 93 To watch “United 93” is to be confronted with the grim chaotic reality of that September day in 2001.The movie is deeply disturbing, and some people…

[ad_1] “MONSTER” review by Roger Ebert originally published on January 1st, 2004 What Charlize Theron achieves in Patty Jenkins’ “Monster” isn’t a performance but an embodiment. With courage, art and…