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Backstage with Bizzy

1 week ago | chicago.gopride.com | Jerry Nunn

Elizabeth Chiaramonte is a blossoming pop singer going by the catchy name of Bizzy. She was born in Maryland but has found a home in Nashville, Tennessee, after attending Belmont University in the downtown area. Her music career is on the rise thanks to her 2022 single “Anybody” which blew up on social media and newer songs like “Spinach in My Teeth” and “Tastes Like Shit” have resonated with listeners following their release.
Karate Kid: Legends keeps a legacy alive

1 week ago | chicago.gopride.com | Jerry Nunn

Karate Kid: Legends is the latest in a long legacy of martial arts movies that began in 1984 with The Karate Kid. Actor Ralph Macchio played the original main character, Daniel LaRusso, and he's back again for the sixth film in the franchise. While his role is not as large as in the original, he delivers a few good one-liners and his delivery of karah-tay with a Japanese accent is memorable. Legends is tied to the Sony Pictures series Cobra Kai and hits after the ending in the timeline.
Dina Martina swings into Club ZinZanni

1 week ago | chicago.gopride.com | Jerry Nunn

For over 25 years, Teatro ZinZanni has brought entertainment to audiences under the Speigeltent Zazou on the 14th floor of the Cambria Hotel in Chicago. This hidden treasure is located at 32 West Randolph Street and is an immersive experience. Ticket holders take an elevator to check in with the team and are offered a coat check, a retail store and photo opportunities. Hosts greet and seat people to their assigned tables to settle in for a night of spectacle.
Scandalous Boy lives up to its name at Open Space Arts

1 week ago | chicago.gopride.com | Jerry Nunn

Theater and film organization Open Space Arts closes its season with Scandalous Boy right at the beginning of Pride month. Located at 1411 West Wilson Avenue in Chicago, this tale transports ticket holders to a different time and place. A statue magically comes alive to convey its story to viewers after standing on a pedestal for thousands of years. Antinous has listened to the lingo around him throughout time because he springs to life with modern mannerisms and familiar expressions.
The Driehaus Fashion Awards continues to captivate fashionistas

2 weeks ago | chicago.gopride.com | Jerry Nunn

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Prepare to face the Wrath of Rakshasa

2 weeks ago | chicago.gopride.com | Jerry Nunn

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Spider-Man swings into Hyde Park

2 weeks ago | chicago.gopride.com | Jerry Nunn

The Griffin Museum of Science and Industry is currently hosting the Chicago premiere of Marvel's Spider-Man: Beyond Amazing - The Exhibition! From now until February 8, 2026, special ticket holders will have a chance to see Spidey swing into action at 5700 S. DuSable Lake Shore Drive. This special exhibition celebrates the legacy of the superhero character who is now over 60 years old.
Mission: Impossible pursues a Hunt over land and sea in Final Reckoning

2 weeks ago | chicago.gopride.com | Jerry Nunn

Ethan Hunt tackles another quest on the big screen in Mission: Impossible and The Final Reckoning doesn't appear to be his last assignment. For a film franchise based on a television show, Mission: Impossible has manifested longevity and staying power. Serving as producer once again, Tom Cruise has made this project possible and personal. By taking ownership of one of the highest-grossing film series of all time, this will be his legacy.
CGHA's Andrew Sobotka finalist for National Hockey League award

2 weeks ago | chicago.gopride.com | Ross Forman

Andrew Sobotka – who spent 15 years as the president of the Chicago Gay Hockey Association (CGHA) before retiring from the leadership position at the end of 2024 – is one of three U.S. finalists for the annual Willie O’Ree Community Hero Award™, given to an individual who, through the sport of hockey, has positively impacted their community, culture or society. Sobotka, 39, was named a finalist by the National Hockey League in mid-May.
The First Homosexuals teach long-lasting lessons

1 month ago | chicago.gopride.com | Jerry Nunn

The First Homosexuals: The Birth of a New Identity, 1869-1939 is a new exhibition housed at Wrightwood 659 just in time for Pride month. Running from now until July 26, gives spectators plenty of time to view this international collection before it leaves the building. There are more than 300 pieces of media spaced throughout several floors in the gallery run by a private owner. The art ranges from paintings, sculptures and drawings to movies and photographs.