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Blogs, Bleader Jan 30, 2018
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Blueswoman Mary Lane is still looking for the respect she deserves at age 82

No-nonsense west-side veteran Mary Lane, who's shared stages with the likes of Howlin' Wolf and Buddy Guy, is raising money to finish her long-awaited second album.
- By Steve Krakow
- Tags: Music, The Secret History of Chicago Music, Winter Blues, blues, Mary Lane, Arkansas, Howlin' Wolf, Robert Nighthawk, Appointment With the Blues, Friendly Five, Morris Pejoe, Morris Pejae, Little Mary, James Cotton, Joe Hill Louis, Waukegan, Magic Sam, Theresa's Lounge, Otis Rush, Buddy Guy, Junior Wells, Elmore James, You Don’t Want My Loving No More, I Always Want You Near, Lynne Lane, Johnny B. Moore, Noir, Detroit Junior, Jeffry Labon, GoFundMe, Video

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Arts & Culture, Performing Arts Feature Aug 24, 2016
Sex-positive burlesque The Fly Honey Show VII and five more new reviews

The Inconvenience's celebration of the body is back.
- Tags: Performing Arts Feature, The Anton Chekhov Book Club Returns, Chekhov short stories, Moving Dock, Dawn Arnold, Douglas Polk, Simon Slater, Bloodshot, noir, Dementia Me, John Michael, John Michael Colgin, The Fly Honey Show VII, The Inconvenience, burlesque, Mary Williamson, Mame, Jerry Herman, Patrick Dennis, Light Opera Works, Nancy Hayes, Rudy Hogenmiller, Tall Girl and the Lightning Parade, Walkabout Theater, Thom Pasculli

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Blogs, Bleader Sep 10, 2015
15 Chicago-set stories explore the darker side of humanity in Chicago Noir

Local author Joe Meno's Chicago Noir: The Classics compiles stories from the likes of Stuart Dybek, Patricia Highsmith, and Nelson Algren—some more hard boiled than others.
- By Jerome Ludwig
- Tags: Arts, Books, Crime, Chicago Noir, noir, Joe Meno, crime fiction, short stories

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Movies, Movie Sidebar Jun 10, 2015
Our guide to the Chicago African Diaspora Film Festival 2015

Eleven new features explore the black experience worldwide.
- By Drew Hunt and Ben Sachs
- Tags: Movie Sidebar, Chicago African Diaspora Film Festival, Facets Cinematheque, Ken Bugul: Nobody Wants Her, Ken Bugul, Njinga, Queen of Angola, Noir, La Pirogue, Reshipment, African cinema

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Blogs, Bleader Dec 29, 2013
Reader's Agenda Sun 12/29: Whiskey, Frankincake & Myrrh, Blast of Silence, and Christmas Bingo

What's on the Reader's Agenda for Sunday, December 29
- By Brianna Wellen
- Tags: Do This, Arts, Whiskey Frankicake & Myrrh, Cake & Whiskey, Den Theatre, Maddiebird Bakery, Fireball Whisky, Blast of Silence, noir, Gene Siskel, Vicki Quade, Christmas Bingo, Catholic, Royal George Theatre, bingo

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Blogs, Bleader Feb 17, 2010
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Borderline

Fred MacMurray, Claire Trevor and Raymond Burr star in the 1950 noir "Borderline," screening Wednesday 2/17 at the Portage Theater.
- By Ed M. Koziarski
- Tags: Film, Fred MacMurray, Claire Trevor, Raymond Burr, Borderline, Portage Theater, noir, matinee, William A. Seiter, Video

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Blogs, Bleader Jan 3, 2010
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Ministry of Fear

Released mental patient Ray Milland uncovers a Nazi spy ring in Fritz Lang's 1944 noir "Ministry of Fear," screening Sunday 1/3 at Delilah's.
- By Ed M. Koziarski
- Tags: Film, Free Shit, Swag, Fritz Lang, Graham Greene, Ray Milland, Marjorie Reynolds, World War II, Nazis, London, Blitz, Blitzkrieg, noir, Delilah's, Ministry of Fear, Video

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