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‘Pumping Iron’ author Charles Gaines, whose book and film popularized the world of bodybuilding, dies at 84

NEW YORK — Charles Gaines, the author whose book and documentary “Pumping Iron” helped bring professional bodybuilding into the mainstream and introduce Arnold Schwarzenegger to the world, has died. He …

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WNBA All-Star Game puts Sky’s fall from the top on all-too-vivid display

The last time the WNBA All-Star Game was here in Chicago, in 2022, the Sky were so much of an “it” team, their stuff practically strutted itself. They were the …

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Bulls’ Derrick Rose chosen for cover of NBA 2K27 video game

NEW YORK — Bears quarterback Caleb Williams is going to have to share some of the video game spotlight this year with Bulls great Derrick Rose. Video game publisher 2K …

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Migrant crisis cost Chicago $636.9M and city followed rules in spending it, inspector general says

Chicago spent $636.9 million to house 46,282 people during the migrant crisis that dominated the first 18 months of Mayor Brandon Johnson’s administration, 42% of which came from the city’s …

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Women suffer more severe neurologic symptoms from long COVID than men, research finds for the first time

New research from Northwestern Medicine showed for the first time that women suffer more severe neurologic symptoms due to long COVID, such as brain fog and numbness, than men. The …

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Former Chicago Daily News building now a city landmark

The Chicago Daily News building opened 97 years ago, helping to establish the city as a center for media and architecture. Although the Daily News moved out of the 26-story, …

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Gazpacho with a cocktail twist is a satisfying antidote to a warm day

In the heat of summer, it’s best to keep meals light and fresh. Cold soups and leafy salads step up to the main course, providing clean and refreshing nourishment, while …

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Chicago cop on Ald. Dowell’s security team charged with attacking child’s mother

A Chicago cop tasked with protecting a top City Council leader was charged this week with battering the mother of his child, months after she was granted a protective order …

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Leahy Building in River North, home to Sound Bar nightclub, sold for conversion to apartments

A largely vacant River North building has been sold to a local real estate investment firm that plans to convert the building into apartments. Concord Capital purchased the building at …

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Dixon Dern, Influential Entertainment Lawyer, Dies at 97

Dixon Q. Dern, a longtime Hollywood attorney who helped shape modern entertainment law through many innovative business deals, died July 19. He was 97. Born in Colorado Springs, Colorado, Dern …

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‘Avengers: Doomsday’ Trailer Hits 503 Million Views in One Day, Second Biggest Launch in History After ‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’ (EXCLUSIVE)

A whole lotta people were curious about the whereabouts of the Avengers. The first trailer for “Avengers: Doomsday” has been viewed a staggering 503 million times over 24 hours. That …

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Snoop Dogg Biopic Sets Summer 2027 Release Date

“Snoop,” an R-rated movie about the life of Snoop Dogg, is hitting theaters next summer. Universal Pictures slated the film for release on Aug. 6, 2027. It’s currently set to …

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Black Bear Hires Bianca Parkes and Heather Phillips to Lead Marketing, Publicity

Black Bear, the independent studio behind Sydney Sweeney’s boxing drama “Christy,” has hired Bianca Parkes and Heather Phillips to oversee marketing and publicity efforts. Their appointments were announced amid the …

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Democrat Senator, Maria Bartiromo Raise Same Question About Iran

Sen. Patty Murray (D-WA) quoted Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth back to him this week from his testimony on April 8 concerning the Iran war. Noting that attacks since the ceasefire …

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