Gale “Kansas Comet” Sayers, Legendary Chicago Bears running back who’s book the 1971 movie Brian’s Song was based on, died today. He was 77.
His death was announced ...
It is always difficult to hear of a fellow filmmaker passing, especially someone as wonderful and influential as Andrew Beisen. Those who knew him best say that Andrew was tale...
James A. Mahoney, the founder of Film & Tape Works and dear friend of many in the Chicago film community, has died at age 71.
Film and Tape Works at 237 E. Ontario, was...
He was a pioneer of broadcasting whose career would span a century. On July first, we lost 99-year-old TV News legend Hugh Downs. Downs passed away peacefully at his home in Sc...
Acclaimed Hollywood director Joel Shumacher who hit the big time after directing a string of successful movies including Flatliners (1990), The Lost Boys (1987) and St. El...
Dick Johnson, longtime Chicago morning news co-anchor and reporter for NBC owned television station WMAQ-TV in Chicago, has passed away. He was 66 years old...
(Editor's Note: Maywood, Illinois' John Prine died on April 7 in Nashville, Tenn. Music journalist Morgan Enos, who has bylines in Billboard, TIDAL and Vinyl Me wrote this piec...
Chicago has lost a beloved writer, actor, comedian, teacher, husband and father. Former SNL writer, Michael Clayton McCarthy, who was also an active member of The Second City, ...
“I guess I learned how to take the lights out at the right moment. You just have to always be looking for the right end.” –Craig Taylor
Not all of Second City's s...
Stuart Gordon has died.
In most of the obituaries you will read, he will be largely (and justifiably) remembered for his film work. He came out of the gate with a classic i...
Bennett Grossman, a prominent member of Chicago's video production community, passed away on Friday, January 17th from complications related to cancer. He was 73.
The native Ch...
Melanie Kapoor passed away on Monday night due to complications from a sudden illness. She was 49 years old.
The tragedy leaves Chicago’s advertising, film, and hospitality i...
TV pioneer
turned millions
of family rooms
into theaters
of untamed nature
every Sunday night
for decades
Legendary Chicago filmmaker Donald Meier died peacefully of...
Windy City
film legend
founded
Facets Chicago,
“a temple of
great cinema”
Chicago film legend Milos Stehlik passed at his home in Lincoln Park on Saturday, July...
The woman who
President Reagan called
"The Spirit of America"
opened the nation's
very first
African-American
owned ad agency
Barbara Gardner Proctor's story is what...
"Father of
Direct Marketing"
Created a
Trillion-Dollar
Industry
Advertising has lost a trailblazer. Lester Wunderman, chairman emeritus and founder of Wunderman, the ...
Sando Miller,
Tony D’Orio, and
Tony Fitzpatrick
pay tribute
to their friend,
the legendary
Chicago artist
Marc Hauser created memories that will last forever. From the st...
The award-winning
director and editor
was a longtime
member of the film,
advertising and
post-production
communities
As the Chicago film and advertising communiti...
They continue
to strengthen
Chicago's incomparable
work ethic
with memories
of good-old-
fashioned decency
There were a lot of goodbyes in 2018. From the Queen of...
"He took on
important stories
that no one else
was telling."
Kartemquin co-founder
Gordon Quinn
(Chicago — 11 December 2018) In a website and social media post th...