
Chicago Home and Lifestyles – Dehydrated skin
Many people have dry skin. Sometimes we wonder: how can I be breaking out while my skin seems dry? You may have dehydrated skin. Even those with oily skin still may be dehydrated, meaning your skin can have a high sebum level but have a low water content.

Elevate Your Interior Design Game with Trendy Wallpaper Styles
Wallpaper has made a triumphant comeback in the world of interior design, offering a versatile and stylish way to elevate any space. From bold and vibrant patterns to sophisticated and timeless designs, the options are endless when it comes to choosing the right wallpaper for your home.

THIS WEEKEND IN CHICAGO – Kicking Off Arrival of Autumn Season!
This weekend we kick off the arrival of our “official” autumn season! Not to fret though, as Chicago’s summer festival season is still winding down this weekend as well.

Neighborhood News: Cherish Chicago’s Fall Days with a round of Mini-Golf at Maggie Daley Park’s City Golf
Voted the #1 Golf Course in Chicago, City Golf at Maggie Daley Park, 337 E. Randolph Sttreet, is a hidden gem at the south end of the BP Bridge. They’re a two-minute walk from Pritzker Pavilion and a five-minute walk from Cloud Gate (aka, the Bean.)

Restaurant Review: River North’s Tortoise Supper Club features an authentic experience in dining and entertainment
What Makes the Supper Club Experience? “It’s sophisticated, but not stuffy. It’s fancy, but not formal. It’s where you’re treated like an old friend, and like a VIP. It’s when you feel relaxed, and at the center of everything.” Tortoise Supper Club

Chicago Home and Lifestyles – What to do if there’s no rain
It’s been more than 3 weeks since we’ve had any measurable rain in Chicago. While this is nice for outdoor activities, it’s not good for our home landscapes.

Creative Ways to Transform Your Home: DIY Interior Design Ideas
Transforming your home into a personalized sanctuary doesn't have to break the bank or require a professional. With a touch of creativity and some do-it-yourself (DIY) spirit, you can elevate your living space to reflect your unique style and preferences.

THIS WEEKEND IN CHICAGO – Another Independence Day Being Celebrated!
Even though Chicago is beginning its transition for the next season’s arrival, this weekend is still celebrating the summer season with many outdoor events as well as Mexican Independence Day!

Neighborhood News: A century of entertainment, environment, and community at the Museum Campus’ Northerly Island
Primarily known today for its entertainment venue,Huntington Bank Pavilion at Northerly Island, Northerly Island Park, 1300-1521 S. Linn White Drive, has transformed into 119.7-acres of outdoor sculptures, lakefront environmental efforts, and play spaces for children and families.

Restaurant Review: Old Irving Park’s woman-owned ERIS Brewery and Cider House offers bold brews and inclusive, hearty fare
“We dream big and bold, and we don’t settle.” ERIS owners Michelle Foik and Katy Pizza

Chicago Home and Lifestyles – Clutter-free gifts
I have been in my house for almost 40 years. As I look around, the amount of clutter I have is astounding! I have been working on this for several years trying to downsize.

Maximizing Space: Tips for Organizing a Tiny Kitchen
Having a tiny kitchen can present unique challenges when it comes to organization and functionality. Maximizing space in a compact kitchen requires innovative solutions and strategic planning.

THIS WEEKEND IN CHICAGO – Welcoming Meteorological Fall with sunny events!
It may be after Labor Day, but Chicago’s Meteorological Fall is still full of great events. Life in Chicago is really just an “endless summer!”

Neighborhood News: Jefferson Park’s Copernicus Center is a gateway to Polish culture, music and arts
From a lavish, “acoustically perfect” movie theater in 1930 to an internationally acclaimed venue for Polish music and dance shows & other ethnic arts, the Copernicus Center, 5216 W. Lawrence Avenue, remains a mecca of entertainment for Chicagoans and visitors.

Restaurant Review: In changing seasons, Edgewater’s Beard & Belly offers hearty comfort food
With Labor Day in the rearview mirror, and as we enter Meteorological Fall, our palates turn towards heartier fare...gastropub favorites like burgers, Mac & Cheese, and baked desserts like pie and cookies.

Chicago Home and Lifestyles – How to store your clothing
Clothing is an investment for many of us, so knowing the best way to store them can help them last for a while.

How to Prep Your Home for the Fall Season
As the vibrant hues of autumn signal the transition to cooler weather, it's time to ready your home for the season ahead.

THIS WEEKEND IN CHICAGO – Hey Labor Day, Summer’s Not Over Yet!
As we all know, Labor Day marks the “unofficial” end of our summer season here in Chicago. But let me tell you “Summer’s Not Over Yet” as this Labor Day Weekend Holiday will prove!

Neighborhood News: Maxwell Street Market is Chicago’s Chicago’s original flea market
The Maxwell Street Market has been a Chicago tradition for more than a century. It not only promotes entrepreneurship, but also provides critically important opportunities for small businesses including craftspeople, artists, farmers, restaurateurs and resellers.

Restaurant Review: For cool tastes on a hot summer day, Gaijin delivers in West Loop
While Gaijin means ‘outsider’ in Japanese, Chicago’s first and only Okonomiyaki (savory Japanese pancake) restaurant brings locally-sourced combinations of meats and vegetables home for a truly authentic experience.

Chicago Home and Lifestyles – Pros and cons of stretching
For years we have been told that stretching before a workout is mandatory. Now, we have influencers that will tell you it will “kill your gains”. As with everything the truth is somewhere in the middle.

Your Ultimate Labor Day Weekend Guide for Fun and Relaxation
This ultimate guide is designed to help you make the most of your long weekend, whether you're seeking outdoor adventures, planning a relaxing staycation, or gearing up for a festive BBQ with friends and family.