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Shady ... again ... (sigh)
Eagles InsidersSurely it was just a coincidence that just a couple hours before news broke of Philadelphia Eagles running back LeSean "Shady" McCoy's latest life complication, the team reached out to another back it chose not to sign after a private...... -
Parkland grad to sing with group on "Today"
TV WatchersA Parkland grad and Freddy Award winner will perform, along with the other members of the Penn State all-male a cappella singing group at 9 a.m. Wednesday on NBC's "The Today Show." Ben Mays, a 2011 Parkland graduate will sing...... -
Valuable lessons for children: The (Disney) World is not fair
Change of SubjectBy Jessica Reynolds Are rich people devoid of all morality, or are they too clever for their own good? Wealthy Manhattan families are allegedly hiring tour services designed for disabled people in order to skip the long lines at Disney...... -
The hats in the Fingerhut
Dr. Seuss kept two secrets under lock and key — his hat and art collections. Born Theodor Seuss Geisel in Springfield, Mass., he became a household name and national icon for his colorful illustrations and jaunty rhymes. But only his wife Audrey...
Tags: Fine Artists, NASCAR, Animals, Artists, Arts and Culture
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Bad news can be bad for your health
The terrorist bombings and subsequent manhunt in Boston last month left four innocent people dead and many more injured. But the stress caused by these tragic events could adversely affect the health of a much wider population. The citywide shutdown, the...Tags: Bombings, Behavioral Conditions, Medical Research, Unrest, Conflicts and War, Heart Failure
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Monday: Eat. Drink. Do.
EAT Reopening Centro Ristorante 6 W. Hubbard St. 312-988-7775 Step back to the future as Rosebud Restaurants revives this '90s supper club featuring its signature neoclassic Italian dishes—in shareable portions—such as double-stuffed...
Tags: Lifestyle and Leisure, Wicker Park, Dining and Drinking, French Toast, Restaurants
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Culinary Giant: Ada Boni
Ada Boni's cookbook "Il Talismano della Felicita" is considered to be the Italian "Joy of Cooking." It's easy to see why: Published in 1928, the book (which translates as "the talisman of happiness" in English) quickly became a must-have for generations...
Tags: The New York Times, Salt, Onions, Bacon, Spaghetti
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Kanye West renounces celebrity status at New York City concert
Someone alert the paparazzi: Kanye West is not a celebrity, and you guys can pack up and go home. Nothing to see here. That was the intended takeaway, at least, from another classic-Kanye monologue during West's set Thursday night at the Roseland...Tags: Celebrities, Saturday Night Live (tv program), Kim Kardashian, Adult Swim (tv network), Roseland
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Make a reservation for Boystown hotel
For RedEyeBoystown is on the cusp of a renaissance. Progress Bar is taking over the old Cocktail spot. Replay, an arcade bar, is moving into the former Buck's Saloon. Circuit has reopened. Heck, even The Lucky Horseshoe Lounge has brought in a gaggle of new go-go...Tags: Boystown (Chicago, Illinois), Whole Foods Market, Chicago Hotels, Crime, Law and Justice, Hotel and Accommodation Industry
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Locally roasted coffee by the numbers
For RedEyeChicagoans take their coffee seriously, and not just when they're drinking it. "For a long time in Chicago, coffee shops were split into two camps," said Zaida Dedolph of HalfWit Coffee Roasters. "Ones that served Intelligentsia, and ones that served...Tags: Old Town (Staten Island, New York), Beverage Industry, Chicago Loop, West Town, Arts and Culture
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Alvarez cold to idea of Soldier Field hosting Big Ten title game
Given that attendance at the Big Ten football championship game torpedoed – from 64,152 in the inaugural game to 41,260 last year – moving the game out of Indianapolis after 2015 could become a hot topic. But Wisconsin athletic director...Tags: College Sports, The Pennsylvania State University, Big Ten Conference, Wisconsin Badgers, Yankee Stadium
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Roderick Bickert, longtime New Trier educator, dies at 85
Roderick Bickert, a longtime educator who guided New Trier Township High School District through difficult times in the late 1970s and early 1980s, died recently. He was 85. Hailed by former colleagues as a man who could listen and show empathy to...
Tags: Teaching and Learning, University of Iowa, Students, Teachers
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