“Battle for Hope” bands gearing up for OTSC benefit
This year’s Chicago advertising agency band competition, “Battle for Hope,” is looking to raise $60,000 that will send 120 kids
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This year’s Chicago advertising agency band competition, “Battle for Hope,” is looking to raise $60,000 that will send 120 kids
Shortly after Christmas, I found myself seated in a darkened theatre, awaiting the start of the movie. There was a palpable tension in the
Giving back is a given among Chicago’s creative community. This is the first in a series about who and how these gifts are being made
Block parties are always fun, but when the party brings together music, movies, food and drinks for a good cause, it’s bound to be a huge
The inspiration for sci-fi drama “Convergence,” a new webseries from brothers Curtis and Corey Gilbert of <span style="font-size:
An estimated 1,000 guests showed up at the Cubby Bear Thursday night to cheer the six “Battle of the Advertising Bands”
Off the Street Club will be sending lucky kids to summer camp thanks to funds that will be raised from the third annual
Food luminaries from around the world flocked to Chicago to applaud winners of the “Oscars of the Food World” – the 25th annual
For the past three years, Cinespace Studios has hosted a Holiday Party, with
Picture Show Films’ “Real Guys, Real Grooming” campaign for Wahl internationally-sold line of men’s facial trimmers and clippers
Chicago Film Archives has come up with a new way of
Barkers bark and pitch men pitch, but sometimes it’s the monster who sells.
For more than a
ONE AT OPTIMUS has boosted its directors’ roster to 11 with the addition of a trio of award-winning directors. They are
OSCAR-NOMINATED FILMMAKER Tod Lending’s documentary, All the Difference, five years in the making, has received a $1.1 million grant
Thanks to interactive marketing agency NEXT/NOW, Chicago Bears’ Richard Dent has been virtually tackling Harry Caray’s customers since the beginning
Chicago media outlets are going where standard-sized ENG camera crews sometimes don’t tread: in locker rooms on the road where videos of the city’s athletes are now being relayed via
TODD LOOBY’S FEATURE BE GOOD opens Midwest Independent Film Festival’s 2013 season Feb. 5. The Chicago-made indie, written and directed by Looby, stars Amy Seimetz (of recent Sundance
People come. And people go. And at Young & Rubicam/Chicago, one chief creative officer came and another went in very short order this week. Very short order Indeed.
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As the Onion media empire relocates its headquarters from New York to Chicago in July, it arrives bearing gifts: three new webisode series. They’ve been filming at Foundation Content and
So five months after it all began, the ill-fated “The Rosie Show” looks to be near its end — at least as a Chicago-based production.
Rumors first surfaced late Tuesday on
