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The Chicken Ranch builds a nest in Evanston
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1978’s The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas proves prescient in Theo Ubique’s production.
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Nina Hagen’s pop-punk politics age Into awesomeness on the new Unity
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Chicago rapper Philmore Greene levels up with Detroit producer Apollo Brown on Cost of Living
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Finding power in pushing back
At FLXST Contemporary, seven artists find community in the margins.
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The avant-gardge cellist
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