Chicago Today

Devorah Heitner, author of “Growing up in Public,” provides valuable advice on mindful social media usage for parents, emphasizing the need to model healthy habits for their children.

Dive into the world of rug-making at Tuft-a-Rug in Aurora as Owner Keaton Wade guides us through the intricate process of turning ordinary images into beautiful rugs.

Marisol Melendez and her daughter, Natalie Bermeo, join Chicago Today to showcase their renowned Puerto Rican cuisine and discuss their organization, Equal Talks, dedicated to uplifting women in Chicago’s Puerto Rican community.

Kelly Rowland and Trevante Rhodes join “Chicago Today” to open up about their latest thriller, “Mea Culpa” on Netflix revealing behind-the-scenes secrets and their thoughts on the film’s provocative scenes.

The American Writers Museum presents “Dark Testament: A Century of Black Writers On Justice,” an exhibit featuring diverse works from renowned Black artists.

the Lenten season beckons, the Original Island Shrimp House in Palos Park serves as savory sanctuary for seafood enthusiasts.

Chicago Today’s Matt Rodrigues ventures into the realm of Japanese scalp treatments at T&R Lashxtend to experience the latest in hair care innovations.

Aniya Foster, owner of Harbor82, introduces a diverse range of fitness classes including HIIT, strength training, cardio kickboxing, and dance fitness, catering to all abilities.

Aniya Foster, owner of Harbor82, discusses the importance of prioritizing mental, emotional, and physical health in her female-centered wellness studio, where life coaches and therapists offer holistic support for career-driven women.

One Strange Bird owner Emily Gloekler curates a captivating blend of local and national designer apparel, accessories, and gifts within an inspiring event space and art studio. She stops by ‘Chicago Today’ to tell us more.

Nick Berry and Courtney Harrell, producers of “America’s Got Talent,” share insights into what they’re seeking for the upcoming season and discuss the diverse audition process, encouraging talents of all ages and backgrounds to participate.

The Chicago Irish Film Festival, celebrating its 25th anniversary, highlights a rich array of Irish and Irish-connected films, featuring stories from various corners of the world with ties to Ireland.

Max Burkholder discusses his role in the new “Ted” series on Peacock, reminiscing about childhood stuffed animals and mastering the subtle nuances of the Boston accent for his character.

From now until March 3, Westmont Restaurant Week offers a culinary journey with over 20 participating restaurants featuring cuisines from around the world, including Asian, Italian, Mexican, and American fare.

Quinton McNair’s transformation from military service to bakery owner unveils a heartwarming tale of resilience and reinvention. Overcoming PTSD and the challenges of post-military life, Quinton found solace in baking, turning his passion into Hyde Park’s beloved Struggle Beard Bakery

Tarek El Moussa, known for his real estate expertise and TV presence, discusses his latest book, “Flip Your Life,” revealing personal journeys of overcoming adversity and achieving success through multiple life transformations.