Arts & Entertainment

Jane Fulton Alt

We meet an Evanston social worker who uses her camera to better understand the human condition.

• Chicago Art Open 2010 -- April 20-May 7th

Arts & Entertainment

Bookslut.com's Jessa Crispin

What should you be reading this spring? Jessa Crispin, better known as the "Book Slut" by the many fans of her website of the same name, recommends several titles and tells us about a few books she thinks you should avoid.

• Read the full list of 2010 Pulitzer Prize winners

Arts & Entertainment

Wind Power

A wind turbine in your back yard? We show you how some local residents are harnessing the wind and actually running on wind power.

Arts & Entertainment

13 Bankers: The Wall Street Takeover and the Next Financial Meltdown

Is another financial crash all but certain? We talk to the author of the new book that reveals what Wall Street has and hasn't learned from the bailout.

• Find out more about the book

Arts & Entertainment

News Analysis: Justice Stevens

President Obama has some mighty big shoes to fill with the retirement of U.S. Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens. Elizabeth Brackett talks to one of Stevens's law clerks about his legacy.

Politics

Chicago's Vice Mayor

Who takes the reins if the Mayor is unable to serve? We look at the little-known office of Vice Mayor.

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Viewer Feedback

Viewer Mail

We hear what you have to say about some of our recent stories when we read our viewer mail.

Arts & Entertainment

Playboy's Editorial Director

50 years ago, the first Playboy Club opened right here in Chicago. We talk to Playboy's editorial director about Hugh Hefner's iconic brand and the future of the magazine.

Arts & Entertainment

Urban Prep Academy for Young Men

All 107 seniors at an Englewood public high school have been accepted to college. We go inside the all-male, all-African-American charter school.

• Urban Prep

Chicago Business News

Chicago Business

WBBM News radio 780's Kris Kridel fills us in on the week's top business stories, including a local business connection to Sunday's demolition of Texas Stadium.