The Women’s March On Washington
Under the title of Women’s March, people from all across the United States flocked into streets in protest against President Trump. This day instead of being...
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I On Politics: Inaugurations
After a long, eventful and frequently controversial campaign Donald Trump won the 2016 presidential race on November 8th, securing his position as the 45th President of...
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The 2017 Presidential Inauguration: A Calm Friday or A Great American Unraveling?
In less than two weeks, the American nation, and much of the rest of the world, will be at last freed from the months of tension and worry surrounding the official...
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Chicago Embraces Diversity Once Again At The Images And Perceptions Diversity Conference
Cinespace Film Studios was the scene for The 4th Annual Images and Perceptions Diversity Conference hosted in Chicago on December 2, 2016. A multi-cultural group...
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True Chicago Icon, True Gossip, True Friend: Ann Gerber
For over 65 years, one petite, blonde, beautiful lady stood tall at the top of the Chicago social scene. Her name was Ann Gerber – the “who’s who” of gossip columnists.
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There’s Plenty of Things to Worry About with a Trump Presidency, But Debt isn’t One of Them
Donald Trump has said some weird stuff about debt in recent weeks. It seemed that he believes he can cut a deal with holders of US debt and pay less than face value....
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