The White Sox’s pair of local TV broadcast rights-holders are adding pre- and post-game programming, including long-form remotes from road cities, in the 2012 season’s final five weeks as the
Tom Weinberg says he’s “fast and furiously” completing Baseball Has Been Very, Very Good to Me, his documentary about Minnie Miñoso in hopes for a broadcast
Funeral services for longtime sports cameraman Andy Lock of AndyCam, who died from a heart attack Wednesday, will be held Tuesday, Aug. 26 at
Cutters’ owner/editor Chris Claeys is Chicago’s man of the hour. Maybe even a tiny footnote to White Sox history. The possessor of one of the most valuable mementoes
Michigan Avenue could get a much needed big business boost if luck is with Cramer-Krasselt pitching the $200 million Kia Motors America account, and if Arby’s places its $15 million
It was 25 years ago July 12 that then-WLUP-FM DJ Steve Dahl helped seal the fate of the disco craze when he staged his notorious “Disco
South Sider Ozzie Guillen of the White Sox (left) squares off against North Sider Dusty Baker of the Cubs for the best Subway sandwich. Each believes the
WHEN THE WHITE SOX didn’t want to step up to the plate, Chicago lost a $30 million feature for this year. We heard Sox
Longtime CBS Chicago sports anchor and reporter Ryan Baker is leaving the station after nearly 20 years for a new role in the nonprofit sector. Baker announced he will become
In other Chicago Fire FC news, the football club has landed one of the biggest branding partnerships in its history. McDonald’s and Chicago Fire FC officially announced a landmark naming
Southwest Airlines celebrated its new partnership with the Chicago Cubs by turning Gallagher Way into a fan-focused Opening Day experience packed with exclusive merch, baseball activations and a little Wrigleyville
A new docuseries chronicling the life and legacy of Philadelphia Phillies and Chicago White Sox legend Dick Allen will make its world premiere at SeriesFest in Denver on May 9.
As the NFL Draft spotlight lands on Pittsburgh, HEINZ is making a play of its own by transforming the 57th pick into a branded moment, introducing “Mr. 57.” The initiative
NBC 5 Chicago has announced two-time Emmy Award-winning journalist, veteran film/media critic and popular local/national media personality Richard Roeper will join the NBC 5 News team as its Entertainment & Culture Contributor beginning Friday,
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If 2025 taught the advertising world anything, it’s that nothing is guaranteed. Not legacy. Not scale. Not even survival. The loss of DDB and FCB as Chicago powerhouses hit hard,
A year in review is not defined by clicks or traffic alone. Reel Chicago’s most important stories are measured by moments that marked change, documented turning points, and gave voice
Chicago-made indie film, Monuments, is finally set to grace the big screen in its hometown with two special screenings at the historic Music Box Theatre this June. Directed by Jack
Even with the White Sox starting the season at 2-8, there is still great news coming from The South Side. SHOWTIME just announced that The Chi is turning up the
Veteran film critic Richard Roeper is departing the Chicago Sun-Times after a distinguished 37-year tenure. Roeper, who began his career at the Sun-Times in 1987, has accepted a voluntary buyout
