Eat. Watch. Do. Thursday, March 19, 2026 | | |
| | | | | It’s Thursday, Chicago. Tickets to Lollapalooza went on sale today, with some single-day tickets already sold out. Did you secure yours? Plus, food critic Louisa Kung Liu Chu continues her “Food Icons” series by checking in with 93-year-old Sam Sianis of the legendary Billy Goat Tavern. Cheers to the beloved
"cheezborger." Enjoy the weekend, we’ll see you back here next week. — Lauryn Azu, deputy editor | | | | The festival put all tickets on sale on Thursday and announced the schedule of performers by day. | | | | | Boka Restaurant Group is unveiling a new restaurant March 26 brimming with whimsical details, a carefully concocted ingredient-driven menu and an ode to Chicago’s culinary history. | | | | | Rupert Murdoch’s family is captured in an often overwhelming, frequently perplexing and ultimately depressing four-part Netflix documentary, “Dynasty: The Murdochs.” | | | | | He inherited a family legacy of legendary billy goats and immortalized a mythological Chicago incantation. | | | | | Filmmaker John Waters. Strategist David Axelrod. Genius cartoonist (and former Evanstonian) Lynda Barry. Congresswoman Lauren Underwood. By the time you get their voices out of your head, it’ll be fall. | | | | | ICNA Relief Chicago sees staggering numbers of families in need of food aid throughout the year, but Ramadan often brings new challenges. | | | | | Rule No. 1 for any production of “The Drowsy Chaperone” is the presence of a great Man in Chair, the empathetic, sad-sack superfan at the center of this very funny musical tribute to Broadway. | | | |
