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As the South Loop grows, nightlife struggles to catch up
Tribune entertainment reporterThe two twentysomethings approached the door and stopped dead in their tracks. The cause: A singer was mangling Shania Twain's "Feel Like a Woman." "Oh no, it's karaoke night," one woman said to the other. But after a slight hesitation, they both waltzed...Tags: Dining and Drinking, South Loop, Chicago Loop, Restaurants, Foods and Beverages
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Will rap and R&B get their due at Grammys?
Tribune Rock CriticWill the Grammys get in touch with commercial reality at the 43rd annual awards on Feb. 21? And, if they do, will this gang of industry professionals be able to look at itself in the bathroom mirror the morning after? The National Academy of Recording...Tags: Trisha Yearwood, Elections, Awards and Prizes, Toni Braxton, Don Henley
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Celebrating all weekend
Events are planned Friday through Sunday. FRIDAY Grand opening evening at Jay Pritzker Pavilion. 5 to 7:30 p.m Pathway Performances, including: The Downtown Sound (polka); Farm Crew (hip-hop); Hedwig Dances with Erwin Helfer (improvisational blues and...Tags: Jesse White, Arts and Culture, Studs Terkel, Circuses, John Corigliano
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No pop music scheduled for now
Tribune music criticFans of rock and pop will have to wait until the summer of 2005 to see and hear whether Millennium Park lives up to its billing as a first-rate outdoor concert facility. Though an opening-weekend, three-hour "vignette" concert will showcase a who's who...Tags: Black Sabbath (music group), Josh Groban, Clear Channel Communications Inc., Grant Park, Ozzy Osbourne
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