The Chicago producer pioneered a blend of house, hip-hop, and Miami bass via string of releases on the city’s Dance Mania label ...

Similarly, when we were in Poland and I was touching the last remnant of the Warsaw Ghetto wall and standing on the train ... I spoke at their annual Breakfast for Israel in Chicago. I also created an ...

There was a period where I completely resisted nostalgia, and I was punished for it,” The Smashing Pumpkins frontman says.

What we didn’t anticipate was that our new Gilded Age would become even more like its precursor—not only in the seeming concentration of overwhelming wealth into fewer and fewer hands but in the ...

Reviewing del Amitri’s commercial breakthrough album, Waking Hours, which was released in July 1989, a critic on the Chicago Tribune ... on his influential late-night radio show in July 1983 ...

Common is one of the most renowned MCs in the history of hip-hop, helping to put Chicago on the map ... The Dreamer/The Believer, “Ghetto Dreams” channels a 90s, boom-bap sound with No ...

DJ Funk, a Chicago-born musician and producer who coined the “ghetto house,” has died at age 54. Funk, whose real name was Charles Chambers, had been “bravely” battling stage 4 cancer ...

Three restaurants in Chicago’s West Town neighborhood were targets of overnight break-ins, police said, with the front doors ...

Andrew David, a Chicago street performer, has once again emerged as a symbol of the city’s strength by singing “Hallelujah” ...

Influential Chicago musician DJ Funk, credited with coining the term “ghetto house,” has died at 54. The news was announced by friend and collaborator DJ Slugo, who revealed Funk’s passing ...