Politics
Thursday, July 05, 2007
News Analysis with Eddie Arruza
The budget impasse in Springfield continues with political volleys flying between Governor Blagojevich and the Illinois General Assembly. Eddie Arruza and his panel take a look at what the bickering means for the taxpayers. Guests: Paul Green, Greg Hinz, Bruce Dold
Johnny Frigo
Chicago music legend Johnny Frigo died yesterday at the age of 90. We'll show you how Johnny not only kept up with Doc Severinsen, but matched wits with the king of late night television.
iPhone Madness
The much anticipated iPhone is finally in the hands of the masses. Does it live up to the hype? We'll talk to the Chicago Tribune gadget advisor, Eric Gwinn.
Disappearing Newsstands
Newsstands used to be a fixture on Chicago street corners, but their future could soon be coming to an end. Christian Farr takes a closer look at why this is happening and how much longer these vendors will be in business.
Jonathan Alter
We'll preview John Callaway's "Friday Night" interview with Newsweek columnist Jonathan Alter. He talks about his recent battle with cancer.
Rare Botany Book
Rich Samuels shows us a rare complete edition of what many believe is the most beautiful book about flowers ever published. The Temple of Flora has now been added to the library of the Chicago Botanic Garden.
Spectacular Sandwiches
There's a sandwich for every palette out there in this week's edition of TimeOut Chicago. We'll tell you which ones made the list.
- "Seasoning pork belly" banh mi, Nhu Lan Bakery, 2612 W Lawrence Ave
- Serrano ham and Manchego cheese, Hannah's Bretzel, 180 W Washington St, 233 W Michigan Ave
- Banana-nutella panino, Ventrella's Caffé, 4947 N Damen Ave
- Brisket sandwich, Smoque, 3800 N Pulaski Rd
- Lox-and-cream-cheese bagel, NYC Bagel Deli, 1001 W North Ave
- Jibarito, Borinquen, 1720 N California Ave
- Tineka sandwich, Lula Café, 2537 N Kedzie Blvd
- The Jimi H., Jerry's Sandwiches, 1045 W Madison St
