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SUN, 9/27/2020

Sunday, September 27, 2020

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                           
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Jeff Daniels stars as former FBI Director James Comey in “The Comey Rule,” airing Sunday and Monday on Showtime.

Jeff Daniels deftly captures the former FBI director in Showtime's 'The Comey Rule'

Jeff Daniels stars as FBI Director James Comey and Brendan Gleeson channels President Donald Trump in "The Comey Rule," premiering Sunday and Monday, Sept. 27-28, on Showtime.
Candace Cameron Bure ​as ​D.J. Tanner in the fifth and final season of “Fuller House.”

Candace Cameron Bure: 'Full House,' being religious in Hollywood and that 'PDA' photo

Candace Cameron Bure has been busy this summer -- wrapping up "Fuller House," filming some movies and pioneering her Bible-themed lifestyle collection.
Rebecca Hernandez of Naperville puts the finishing touch on the letter H as the Art of Inclusion’s first piece of inclusive-focused public art was painted on the Naperville Township parking lot Saturday.

'Naperville Together' street mural painted in city's downtown

Artists worked throughout the day Saturday to paint large, block letters spelling out the words "Naperville Together" onto a parking lot in the city's downtown.
“Daughter,” the first original album by Lydia Loveless since 2016

Music review: Lydia Loveless deals with tough times on 'Daughter'

Lydia Loveless has been through much in the past few years, and "Daughter," her first original album since 2016, keeps her heart on her sleeve and reveals that not all the scars have healed.
Chris Rock plays Loy Cannon, the coolly fearsome head of a crime syndicate, in Season 4 of “Fargo.”
There's a little too much 'Fargo' in the new season of 'Fargo,' but the trip is still worth taking
Three years have passed since we last saw "Fargo," creator Noah Hawley's captivating FX anthology series that greatly expanded on the darkly comedic Coen brothers film, but it might as well be decades. The fourth season (premiering Sunday), set in Kansas City in the winter of 1950, extends the original Coen notion of a Fargo of the imagination, with multiple meanings.
Chicago indie-pop band Capital Soiree released the new single and video, “Pop Band,” this week.
Capital Soiree plays it 'cool' with new 'Pop Band' single, video
How much would you change about yourself in the name of image? Capital Soiree looks at the quest to be cool with their new single and video, "Pop Band."
Mark Bugs Bunny’s 80th birthday with a new Blu-ray boxed set that drops Dec. 1.
New Blu-ray box, HBO Max's Looney library celebrate Bugs Bunny's 80th anniversary
Mark Bugs Bunny's 80th birthday with a new Blu-ray set and HBO Max's Looney library.
“The Evening and the Morning” by Ken Follett
Review: Ken Follett's 'Pillars of the Earth' prequel is just as transporting -- and lengthy -- as his famous epic
In Ken Follett'a latest, "The Evening and the Morning," the author moves backward in time to the Dark Ages. The story concerns the gradual creation of the town of Kingsbridge and of the many people -- priests, nobles, peasants, the enslaved -- who played significant roles.
Stitch taunts moviegoers at the outdoor Scare-Vision Theater adjacent to the Dungeon of Doom Haunted House in Zion.
Lake County's Dungeon of Doom adds drive-in horror to haunted house thrills
In the age of coronavirus, Zion's Dungeon of Doom introduces Scare-Vision (drive-in) Theater and delivers Halloween thrills while adhering to health safety guidelines.
Baird & Warner Northwest Suburban Broker Associate Tracy Bongiorno on Friday morning ties a ribbon to the “wish tree” interactive art display outside the real estate office in downtown Arlington Heights. “We at Baird & Warner Northwest Suburban are really trying to pump people up,” she said.
'Wish tree' art display pops up in downtown Arlington Heights
An interactive "wish tree" art display has popped up in downtown Arlington Heights, where people have started adding their wishes for peace and health and other positive messages.
Six types of ramen are on the Lettuce Entertain You Restaurant Week menu at Tokio Pub Sept. 28-Oct. 4.
Dining: Lettuce Entertain You Restaurant Week debuts, plus Buddy's Bites N Brews opens in Schaumburg
Lettuce Entertain You Restaurant Week kicks off Monday, Buddy's Bites N Brews is now open in Schaumburg, and Itasca's Church Street Brewing Company hosts a four-day eighth anniversary bash.
Courtesy of The Arcada Theatre Jerry Lewis gave the crowd more than its money’s worth when he came to The Arcada Theatre.
Sponsored | Ron Onesti: Jerry Lewis feels father's presence at The Arcada
An agent was looking for a venue for his client, Mr. Jerry Lewis, to perform and workshop his touring show. I got the call! "Are you kidding me?" I rather loudly yelled at my laptop while sitting in Starbucks.
                                                                                                                                                                                                                       
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