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    Jun 3, 2012 |Resource Link| Los Angeles Times

  1. Michael Hiltzik: Showing the IRS some love after witch hunt

    Tags: Health, Bank of America Corp., Minority Groups, National Football League, U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission

    2. Jun 18, 2012 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  2. Kid Rock performs at Underground Wonder Bar, Vince Vaughn plays WhirlyBall, First Lady dines at Cafe Spiaggia

    Is there anyone in Chicago having more fun this summer than <strong>Chris Chelios</strong>?
    Is there anyone in Chicago having more fun this summer than Chris Chelios? The former Blackhawk was standing alongside Eddie Vedder last month when the Pearl Jam singer gave an impromptu performance at Stanley’s Kitchen & Tap in Lincoln Park and...

    Tags: Joel Murray, Jordana Spiro, Arts, NBC (tv network), Kerry Wood

    3. Jul 15, 2012 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  3. 'Boss' filming wraps in Chicago, Will Ferrell and Zach Galifianakis coming to Wrigley Field, Pitchfork sightings

    If you followed <strong>Kelsey Grammer&rsquo;s</strong> time in the Chicago area filming Season 2 of cable network Starz&rsquo;s &ldquo;Boss,&rdquo; you likely know the five-time Emmy-winning actor had his wife&rsquo;s name tattooed on his hip in April at Insight Studios in the Noble Square neighborhood and that he was a regular at Spacca Napoli Pizzeria in Ravenswood.
    If you followed Kelsey Grammer’s time in the Chicago area filming Season 2 of cable network Starz’s “Boss,” you likely know the five-time Emmy-winning actor had his wife’s name tattooed on his hip in April at Insight...

    Tags: Kristin Cavallari, T.I., Jordana Spiro, United Center, Arts

    4. Jul 9, 2012 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  4. Hyatt leader wowed Pritzkers early, then fell for hospitality

    Mark Hoplamazian was a freshly minted MBA graduate when consummate dealmaker Jay Pritzker hired him to work on new investments and acquisitions in 1989. Almost immediately, the 25-year-old grandson of Armenian Christian immigrants found himself in an awkward position within the tightly knit Jewish family business.
    Tribune staff reporter
    Mark Hoplamazian was a freshly minted MBA graduate when consummate dealmaker Jay Pritzker hired him to work on new investments and acquisitions in 1989. Almost immediately, the 25-year-old grandson of Armenian Christian immigrants found himself in an...

    Tags: Marketing, Passover, Harvard University, Consumers, Giorgio Armani S.P.A.

    5. Oct 22, 2012 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  5. Like his inspiration Churchill, hotelier won't stay down

    To say that Chicago-based luxury hotel investor Laurence Geller is captivated by all things Winston Churchill is something of an understatement.
    Tribune staff reporter
    To say that Chicago-based luxury hotel investor Laurence Geller is captivated by all things Winston Churchill is something of an understatement.    As chairman of the Churchill Centre, a not-for-profit dedicated to preserving the legacy of the iconic...

    Tags: Michigan Avenue, Hurricane Katrina (2005), Children's Memorial Hospital, Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, Washington, DC

    6. Sep 11, 2012 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  6. Tracking Legionnaires' disease

    The primary source of Legionnaires' disease that killed three people staying at a downtown Chicago hotel this summer is believed to have been fairly innocuous: the decorative fountain in the lobby.
    The primary source of Legionnaires' disease that killed three people staying at a downtown Chicago hotel this summer is believed to have been fairly innocuous: the decorative fountain in the lobby. That fountain was permanently removed from the JW...

    Tags: Personal Service, Johns Hopkins University, Johns Hopkins Hospital, Legionellosis, Travel

    7. Aug 28, 2012 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  7. Charlie Trotter preaches excellence to the extreme

    Graham Elliot was an aspiring young cook in the late '90s carrying steaks to a party of 20 in the Charlie Trotter's Studio Kitchen when the restaurant's brilliant, mercurial owner stopped him in the hallway and grabbed one of the pieces of meat.
    Graham Elliot was an aspiring young cook in the late '90s carrying steaks to a party of 20 in the Charlie Trotter's Studio Kitchen when the restaurant's brilliant, mercurial owner stopped him in the hallway and grabbed one of the pieces of meat. "He...

    Tags: Mushrooms, Next (restaurant), Jupiter, PBS (tv network), Tomatoes

    8. Nov 5, 2012 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  8. Eved founder breaks ground, sees potential in technology platform

    At Talia Mashiach's bat mitzvah, guests told her mother that the 12-year-old was a "can-do person." It was an apt description for a girl who outshone the boys at sports and was the one to organize teams at recess.
    Tribune staff reporter
    At Talia Mashiach's bat mitzvah, guests told her mother that the 12-year-old was a "can-do person." It was an apt description for a girl who outshone the boys at sports and was the one to organize teams at recess.    Mashiach (Meh-SHE-ah), 35, would go...

    Tags: Marketing, Event Planning, Media Industry, Services and Shopping, New Products

    9. Nov 12, 2012 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  9. Indian-born adviser to Leo Burnett, colleagues navigates digital world

    On a warm September day in Chicago, Rishad Tobaccowala counseled a roomful of Leo Burnett executives on how to sell high-tech gadgets -- told in terms of hot dogs.
    Tribune staff reporter
    On a warm September day in Chicago, Rishad Tobaccowala counseled a roomful of Leo Burnett executives on how to sell high-tech gadgets -- told in terms of hot dogs.     Tobaccowala, who has spent 30 years at Leo Burnett and affiliated agencies,...

    Tags: General Mills Incorporated, Marketing, Online Advertising, Starcom Incorporated, Harvard University

    10. Jun 7, 2012 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  10. Cast a cold eye

    Ladies and gentlemen, let's compare and contrast. In her blockbuster first novel, "A Woman of Substance," Barbara Taylor Bradford pitted her fiercely determined heroine against almost insurmountable obstacles: grinding poverty, physical abuse, sexual assault, romantic betrayal, and the machinations of a powerful and pitiless nemesis. In her latest book, "Letter from A Stranger," Bradford's sweet and accommodating heroine lives a charmed life, her manners flawless, her profession glamorous, her predicament such that she is forced -- just forced! -- to jet off to sunny Istanbul, where she eats delicious meals, sleeps in elegant accommodations and discovers a riveting memoir of life in Nazi Germany. Is it possible, based on the aforementioned evidence, that Bradford, the author of 27 international bestsellers, has, well, mellowed?
    Portrait By Brian Cassella
    Ladies and gentlemen, let's compare and contrast. In her blockbuster first novel, "A Woman of Substance," Barbara Taylor Bradford pitted her fiercely determined heroine against almost insurmountable obstacles: grinding poverty, physical abuse, sexual...

    Tags: Chicago Tribune, Authors, Skokie, Newspaper and Magazine, Massacres

    11. Sep 18, 2012 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  11. Parolee held on $1.5M bail in Gold Coast hotel slaying

    A parolee charged with first-degree murder in the fatal shooting of a young woman at a Gold Coast hotel was identified by several witnesses and DNA evidence, prosecutors said today.
    Tribune reporters
    A parolee charged with first-degree murder in the fatal shooting of a young woman at a Gold Coast hotel was identified by several witnesses and DNA evidence, prosecutors said today. Lamarcus Washington, 28, of Chicago was taken into custody shortly after...

    Tags: Judges, Lawyers, Chemical Industry, Prosecution, Crime, Law and Justice

    12. Oct 22, 2012 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  12. How theater ticket prices are changing like airline fares

    When the Goodman Theatre announced its prices for its current production, "Sweet Bird of Youth," starring Diane Lane, it listed $89 as the top ticket price for that show, a price that duly appeared in this newspaper. And had you bought your decent main-floor seat for the Oct. 27 performance three weeks ago, $89 is indeed what you likely would have paid. On Wednesday afternoon, there still were tickets available on the Goodman website for that Saturday evening performance. But the top price? $120.
    When the Goodman Theatre announced its prices for its current production, "Sweet Bird of Youth," starring Diane Lane, it listed $89 as the top ticket price for that show, a price that duly appeared in this newspaper. And had you bought your decent main-...

    Tags: Computers and Software, Steppenwolf Theatre, Trips and Vacations, Arts, Rentals

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