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We take a look at the first lady's Inaguration Day style with the editor-in-chief of Michigan Avenue magazine, Susanna Negovan.

Nicole Hollander, the creator of the nationally syndicated comic strip "Sylvia," joins us to talk about the opening of her first solo gallery exhibition in 10 years.

We look at some candid photos of the Kennedys when the author of "The Kennedy Family Album" stops by to discuss her new book, which features photos of the famous family taken by a photographer with unusual access.

We have a live performance from a Chicago staple, singer/songwriter Robbie Fulks.

We meet the Chicago designers of the Obama logo.

Live in D.C. (Part 2) More from Elizabeth Brackett about the inauguration events.

History will be made when Barack Obama is sworn in as the first African-American President of the United States, and WTTW will be there to provide complete coverage and analysis of the official inaugural ceremonies. Watch 44th President Obama in action as a State Senator in Chicago Tonight segments from 2000–2005

The day's events and what's head.

Historical perspective of the President's inaugural speech.

Chicagoans react to the inauguration.

On the eve before Barack Obama is sworn in as the 44th president, Eddie Arruza and his panel discuss the meaning behind this historic inauguration and Elizabeth Bracket joins us live from our nation's capitol with the latest on the festivities.

Chicago BusinessKris Kridel of WBBM Newsradio 780's "Noon Business Hour" takes a look at how all the inauguration hoopla is affecting businesses not just in Washington, D.C but here in Chicago as well.

Ebony & Jet's Inaguration Coverage The senior editor of Ebony Magazine explains what Obama's inauguration means to Ebony and Jet magazines and the black press.

Inauguration Performers One local high school's band is not only witnessing history this week, they are a part of it. Last Friday, we visited with the school band at Martin Luther King College Prep on the South Side as they got ready for performances at three inaugural events in Washington, including tonight at the Illinois gala.

Obama's Appearances on "Chicago Tonight"Rich Samuels looks back on some of Obama's most memorable appearances on "Chicago Tonight" over the years.

Tonight's panel discusses the week's top headlines: Controversial pick Roland Burris sworn in by the U.S. Senate; politicians are lining up to fill Rahm Emanuel's vacant congressional seat; Gov. Blagojevich swears in the Illinois state senators presiding over his upcoming impeachment trial; the Chicago Tribune unveiling a tabloid edition on Monday; investors feeling queasy after another wild week on Wall Street; and Bears coach Lovie Smith taking charge of the defense next season. Guests:

John sits down with Chicago Tribune columnist John Kass.

President Bush bids farewell to the nation tonight. We hear his speech live, and after, Eddie Arruza and his panel of journalists analyze the speech and look at the legacy of the Bush presidency.

We preview John Callaway's "Friday Night" interview with Chicago Tribune columnist John Kass.

Alpana Singh joins us with her list of All-American wines to toast next week's inaugural festivities. Alpana's All-American Wine Picks

Time Out Chicago Magazine is here with some indoor activities to keep you toasty this weekend.

For many of us, pets bring a great deal of joy. But when they get sick, tough decisions have to be made. Christian Farr explores saying goodbye to an old friend.

Do you remember reading Shakespeare's "Macbeth" in high school? Our Hedy Weiss sits down with Chicago Shakespeare Theater Director Barbara Gaines to hear about how the five-hundred-year-old story is particularly, and painfully, modern.

Two years ago, Northwestern University ended its jazz studies program. That is, until they found a new man to run the program, world renowned saxophone player Victor Goines. Goines performs live in the studio.

Governor Rod Blagojevich presided over the swearing in of the new Illinois State Senate, the same body that will judge him for his impeachment trial in two weeks. Carol Marin joins us live from Springfield with the latest.

We are heading into a deep freeze. Rich Samuels will tell us for how long and why Mayor Daley is looking for a salt substitute.