Rick Kogan

Column: New show ‘Poochie & Pang Eat Chicago’ stars a lively duo and local food

On Nov. 23, the Chicago History Museum is opening a new exhibition, “Injustice: The Trial for the Murder of Emmett Till.”

Mike Thomas finished writing a book Bill Zehme started called “Carson the Magnificent,” all about the television host.

Column: They killed their parents but will the Menendez brothers soon get out of jail?

His poetic photographic essay about our bygone architecture sits on bookshelves across Chicago and continues to amaze and inspire.

In ‘Mr. McMahon,’ Netflix tries to pin down the elusive character who is wrestling’s Vince McMahon

Andrew Davis gave us ‘The Fugitive,’ now he brings forth a novel, ‘Disturbing the Bones’

Column: New book explores the life of Abe Saperstein, the Chicago dynamo who created the Globetrotters

Column: The dog was a devil, the horse came as a cab and other Halloween memories of a pet store contest

Column: Singer Spider Saloff came to the Gold Star Sardine Bar and decided to stay