Chicago Today

Actress Emily Bett Rickards discusses her role as Mildred Burke in “Queen of the Ring,” a film about the trailblazer who made waves in the 1930s when women’s pro wrestling was still illegal in parts of America.

Logan Square’s Monster Ramen is having a moment, landing on The Infatuation’s Best New Restaurant list and getting the Guy Fieri treatment on Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives.

Matt Friend, the Chicago-born comic, has skyrocketed to fame with his viral videos and spot-on impressions of famous figures.

“Chicago Today” hosts Matt Rodrigues and Cortney Hall traded their mics for scripts, landing walk-on roles in “Chicago Med”! From a surprise trailer reveal to running lines with the cast, they got the full behind-the-scenes experience—complete with a dramatic rescue scene.

Veteran “Chicago Fire” star Christian Stolte opens up about his 13 years on the hit series, sharing behind-the-scenes stories, his thoughts on the show’s enduring success, and what makes “One Chicago” so special.

Chicago Northwest Restaurant Week is serving up delicious options for every budget, with 93 restaurants participating across eight communities.

Food lovers, get ready—North Side Restaurant Week is back, and it’s bigger than ever! With over 50 participating spots across Lincoln Square, Ravenswood, Uptown, and more, the event highlights hidden gems and beloved mom-and-pop eateries.

Author Dana Marie Miroballi’s new children’s book, “If My Hair Had a Voice,” explores the rich history and cultural significance of Afro-textured hair.

Step into the world of “Carole King as Beautiful: The Carole King Musical” takes the stage at Drury Lane.

James Beard Award-winning sommelier Belinda Chang stops by to show us how to elevate our favorite comfort foods with unexpected but delicious wine pairings.

Chef Bo Fowler of Bixi Beer joins Chicago Today after being named a James Beard Award semifinalist to share her disbelief upon first hearing the news and to discuss the multicultural influences behind her unique dishes.

Renowned designer Maria Pinto shares why she’s kept her fashion roots in Chicago, despite the industry’s pull to New York. Ahead of her talk with the Costume Council of the Chicago History Museum, she reflects on creativity, iconic style, and the city’s deep fashion history.