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    Jan 18, 2013 | Chicago Tribune

  1. Walsh waters tree of grotesquery

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    For Sunday's print column I revised and expanded an earlier blog entry: “This is a serious time,” said the fundamentally unserious former Illinois congressman Joe Walsh during an interview on WTTW-Ch. 11’s “Chicago Tonight”...
    2. Jan 17, 2013 | Chicago Tribune

  2. Joe Walsh fertilizes the tree of paranoia with the rhetoric of violent revolution

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    From the end of Carol Marin's interview last night with former Illinois U.S. Rep. Joe Walsh on WTTW Ch. 11's "Chicago Tonight." Carol Marin: Among the things you've said -- and some of them are fairly explosive: "We may have......
    3. Dec 28, 2012 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  3. New book brings Vivian Maier out of the shadows

    I would not presume to know, at any point during her 83 years on this planet, what Vivian Maier was thinking. But since she died in 2009, I suppose it's OK to make a leap and say that she would be made very uneasy and perhaps downright uncomfortable with all the attention that has been heaped upon her postmortem, since the discovery six months after her death of more than 100,000 photos, give or take, that she took during her prolific if altogether unheralded career as an amateur photographer. Some of them were posted on the Internet, and the hoopla began.
    I would not presume to know, at any point during her 83 years on this planet, what Vivian Maier was thinking. But since she died in 2009, I suppose it's OK to make a leap and say that she would be made very uneasy and perhaps downright uncomfortable...

    Tags: Chicago Tribune, Chicago Tonight (tv program), France, Maxwell Street

    4. Dec 12, 2012 |Column| Los Angeles Times

  4. Chris Dufresne's look at the season's college football bowl games

    ESPN's "Octomom" family of networks hopes you enjoy this year's cavalcade of commercials and center snaps as it furiously tries to secure the two games it doesn't broadcast.
    ESPN's "Octomom" family of networks hopes you enjoy this year's cavalcade of commercials and center snaps as it furiously tries to secure the two games it doesn't broadcast. Conspicuously missing from the lineup is Ohio State (12-0) vs. Louisiana Tech...

    Tags: Nevada Wolf Pack, San Jose State Spartans, Arkansas Razorbacks, Buffalo Bulls, Washington Huskies

    5. Nov 25, 2012 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  5. Local media perform at Newsapalooza

    Local media personalities were the stars of the show for Newsapalooza, a benefit held Nov. 10 at Park West. More than 500 guests attended this third annual variety show that featured Grammy winner and Chicago native Richard Marx, who served as the musical director. Founded by singer-songwriter Marx and Roe Conn (WLS radio co-host of "Roe & Roeper"), the event raised money for Clearbrook, one of Illinois' largest providers of services for people with developmental difficulties.
    Special to Tribune Newspapers
    Local media personalities were the stars of the show for Newsapalooza, a benefit held Nov. 10 at Park West. More than 500 guests attended this third annual variety show that featured Grammy winner and Chicago native Richard Marx, who served as the musical...

    Tags: Keith Urban, John Mellencamp, Steve Dahl, Hurts (music group), Music

    6. Jun 5, 2012 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  6. Big-top operetta that time forgot will receive its Chicago premiere

    As the young daughter of an internationally celebrated composer, Yvonne Kalman delighted in eavesdropping on conversations her father, Emmerich Kalman, had with other famed European emigres as they gathered around plates of freshly prepared Hungarian delicacies in the kitchen of the Kalmans' New York home, before the platters of food were brought out to the other party guests.
    As the young daughter of an internationally celebrated composer, Yvonne Kalman delighted in eavesdropping on conversations her father, Emmerich Kalman, had with other famed European emigres as they gathered around plates of freshly prepared Hungarian...

    Tags: Louis B. Mayer, Culture, Arturo Toscanini, Music Industry, Music

    7. Oct 8, 2012 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  7. The Rahm identity shines through in 'Chicago Fire'

    This is not a political story.
    This is not a political story. This is a story about acting and the thin line between a performance and a public face. This is about aesthetics. Please do not read any ideological argument into the following or take what I am about to say as cynicism or...

    Tags: George Stephanopoulos, Philosophy, Chicago Mayor, Richard M. Daley, Michael Bloomberg

    8. Sep 6, 2012 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  8. The 'Check, Please!' effect

    Popular WTTW-Ch. 11 restaurant show "Check, Please!" is among the most successful locally produced series in Chicago television and an oasis of public television reasonableness in an otherwise frenetic restaurant scene. The series begins its 12th season next month. In the meantime, it will be reruns up the wazoo. Once a season is finished, its episodes are replayed Friday nights (the show's traditional time slot), then again Saturday and Sunday afternoons. It's rerun often, said V.J. McAleer, WTTW's vice president of production, for the obvious reason that it is among the highest-rated shows on WTTW, occasionally <em>the</em> highest rated, with 150,000 weekly viewers. Somehow, though, if you have a DVR set for "Check, Please!" three airings a week seems wrong.
    Popular WTTW-Ch. 11 restaurant show "Check, Please!" is among the most successful locally produced series in Chicago television and an oasis of public television reasonableness in an otherwise frenetic restaurant scene. The series begins its 12th season...

    Tags: Barry Manilow, Personal Service, Wrigleyville, Lifestyle and Leisure, Realty

    9. Nov 19, 2012 |Story| WGN-AM

  9. Sunday, November 25, 2012

    5 - 5:30 a.m. The Great Outdoors with Charlie Potter  5:30 - 6 a.m. Love Changes Life 6 - 6:30 a.m. The Lutheran Hour 6:30 - 11 a.m. Dean Richards  9:35 a.m.  On the busiest day for return flights during the Thanksgiving Weekend, get tips to minimize...

    Tags: World War II (1939-1945), Stephanie Izard, Cyber Monday

    10. Oct 24, 2012 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  10. Biggert, Foster clash on gay marriage at final debate

    Republican Rep. Judy Biggert indicated Wednesday that she&rsquo;s moving closer to supporting same-sex marriage, but ultimately said she&rsquo;s not there yet and that it&rsquo;s a matter for individual states to decide.
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    Republican Rep. Judy Biggert indicated Wednesday that she’s moving closer to supporting same-sex marriage, but ultimately said she’s not there yet and that it’s a matter for individual states to decide. Democratic challenger Bill Foster...

    Tags: Judy Biggert, Paul Ryan, Republican Party, Politics, Money and Monetary Policy

    11. Oct 18, 2012 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  11. Walsh, Duckworth clash on Medicare, abortion

    Republican Rep. Joe Walsh and Democratic challenger Tammy Duckworth used the final face-to-face meeting of their campaign Thursday night to stress differences over the future of Medicare, a program she said should be a &ldquo;guarantee&rdquo; but one he said &ldquo;would end as we know it&rdquo; unless reformed.
    Tribune reporters
    Republican Rep. Joe Walsh and Democratic challenger Tammy Duckworth used the final face-to-face meeting of their campaign Thursday night to stress differences over the future of Medicare, a program she said should be a “guarantee” but one he...

    Tags: Tea Party Movement, Medicare, Joe Walsh, Paul Ryan, Republican Party

    12. Oct 19, 2012 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  12. Walsh backtracks slightly on abortion comments

    Republican U.S. Rep. Joe Walsh backtracked slightly on his controversial remarks about abortion, saying today that there are &ldquo;very rare circumstances&rdquo; in which a pregnant woman may need to undergo an abortion to save her life.
    Tribune reporter
    Republican U.S. Rep. Joe Walsh backtracked slightly on his controversial remarks about abortion, saying today that there are “very rare circumstances” in which a pregnant woman may need to undergo an abortion to save her life. The comment...

    Tags: Tea Party Movement, Joe Walsh, Planned Parenthood, Abortion, Republican Party

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