Darel Jevens

The veteran host's harshest zingers take on Bill Clinton and the convention's Palestinian American woes.

Host hams it up as hot dog vendor Donnie Franks on an episode also featuring Pete Buttigieg and a Chicago-focused song by Chance the Rapper.

In his farewell 'Late Show' from the Auditorium Theatre, the host visits Wrigley Field, welcomes Mavis Staples and Jeff Tweedy, and shares his hope for another president like Lincoln.

CBS host sang a new Chicago anthem, changed his look at the DNC and smoothly handled outbursts from protesters.

Back in the city he loves for its "sophisticated'" comedy audience, the Second City alum shared the inside stories of "Wayne's World" and "Austin Powers" and doubled over from "the funniest thing I've ever heard in my life."

Top acting awards go to Adrien Brody and "Hard Truths" star Marianne Jean-Baptiste.

"She was graceful until her last breath," Jeremy Piven writes of his mom, whose Piven Theatre Workshop in Evanston trained stars, including John and Joan Cusack.

The change at the former Facets Multi-Media, which turns 50 this year, "underscores our commitment to fostering connections and conversations through cinema," executive director says.

Journalist worked at ABC7 for more than 40 years before departing in January.

Drunk Uncle and Domingo return for gala 50th anniversary special, and Meryl Streep makes her "Saturday Night Live" debut as the potty-mouthed mom of alien abductee Colleen Rafferty.