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Showtime “Outcry,” a new docuseries premiering Sunday, July 5, on Showtime, follows the case of Greg Kelley, a Texas football star accused of molesting two children.

'Outcry' follows the case of a Texas high school football star accused of molestation

In 2013, a high school football star named Greg Kelley was charged with molesting two children who attended day care in the home where Kelley was living. "Outcry," which premieres Sunday, documents the case.
“In Praise of Paths: Walking Through Time and Nature” by Torbjørn Ekelund

Book review: 'In Praise of Paths' reminds us of the incredible power of the simple outdoor walk

Living in a Midwestern city during a pandemic means I've been able to keep taking walks, socially distanced, of course. Norwegian author Torbjørn Ekelund is also a fan of walks. That much is clear from "In Praise of Paths: Walking Through Time and Nature," translated by Becky L. Crook.
“Hyper Scape” is a free-to-play battle royale and first-person shooter.

Game review: Battle royale fatigue may be problem for 'Hyper Scape'

"Hyper Scape," a new free-to-play battle royale and first-person shooter from Ubisoft Montreal, takes place in a fictional world in 2054, when everyone can seamlessly plug into a metaverse, allowing 100 players to battle in hopes of being the last one standing in a variety of game modes.
Members of this quartet of local performers will be singing their hearts out in the first episode of “Cabaret Games,” a competition among suburban theater groups running online every Sunday in July.

Constable: Pandemic closes theaters, but suburban group's online show (and charity) go on

The pandemic can take the theaters away from performers, but it can't take the theater out of those performers. A suburban group has figured out a way to broaden the stage, turn performances into a competition, and generate donations for a good cause.
Oklahoma State University junior and Naperville native Brittany Harriman is co-owner, with her brother Trevor Harriman, of the new shaved ice stand Sno Problems in downtown Naperville. Harriman, who can’t eat dairy, developed the business plan while she was bored during the stay-at-home order.
How downtown Naperville got a shaved ice stand during a pandemic
If there were no COVID-19 pandemic, it's also likely there would be no shaved ice trailer in downtown Naperville. Here's how the new Sno Problems stand came to be.
Lisle native David Zak
Theater official resigns over complaints of unsafe conditions, insensitivity
Lisle native David Zak stepped down as executive director of Pride Films and Plays following allegations of unsafe working conditions, misconduct and verbal intimidation.
Marcus Cinema in Elgin shows drive-in double features from its parking lot throughout the summer.
Pop-up drive-in theaters are a fix for social-distanced moviegoing
Drive-in movie options are popping up in parking lots all over the suburbs. "It's a way to get out," a Long Grove business owner said.
The Worlds of J.R.R. Tolkien
Book review: Lose yourself in the places that inspired J.R.R. Tolkien
After months of lockdown, political unrest and the inescapable threat of environmental collapse, Readers can find escape in John Garth's "The Worlds of J.R.R. Tolkien," a fascinating, gorgeously illustrated and thought-provoking examination of the landscapes, cities and architecture that inspired Tolkien during his lifelong creation of Middle-earth.
Naperville twins Bryan, left, and Jon Gorecki aren't just into Minecraft. They'll really be part of the game when Birthdayy Partyy plays the Rave Family Block Fest virtual music festival next week.
Zombies, beware: Naperville's Birthdayy Partyy invades giant Minecraft music festival
Bryan and Jon Gorecki of Naperville bass-house duo Birthdayy Partyy join next week's Rave Family block Fest, a four-day virtual music festival set in the popular block-building video game Minecraft.
“One Last Lie,” by Paul Doiron
Book review: Paul Doiron cranks up a suspenseful, fast-paced plot
The discovery of a badge belonging to a missing Maine game warden sends retired warden Charlie Stevens on a mystery in "One Last Lie" by Paul Doiron.
French actor Fabienne (Catherine Deneuve), center, is visited by her daughter (Juliette Binoche) and her family (Ethan Hawke and Clémentine Grenier) from New York in Hirokazu Kore-eda's “The Truth.”
Catherine Deneuve gives a master class in acting in 'The Truth'
For Japanese filmmaker Hirokazu Kore-eda, family is a choice. And in his latest and first French-language film, "The Truth," it's a choice that his central character has seemingly abdicated.
Mickey Rooney and Spencer Tracy starred in the 1938 movie “Boys Town.”
Sponsored | Ron Onesti: Memories of Andy Hardy and Boys Town
The other night, the classic 1938 film "Boys Town" came on, one of my all-time favorites. It starred Mickey Rooney, who also teamed up with Judy Garland in the classic "Andy Hardy" film series.
                                                                                                                                                                                                                       
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