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- The painting of convicted Springfield power broker Bill Cellini depicted alongside Pres. Abraham Lincoln will remain at the Springfield Lincoln Museum. [Sun-Times]
- Christmas Creepy: It is Nov. 2, and the Macy's on State Street has already put up their Christmas tree. [Tribune]
- The Oak Lawn bridal store that burned to the ground last year has reopened for business. [ABC]
- Mayor Rahm Emanuel says he's really excited about Theo Epstein joining the Cubs. [Sun-Times]
- Even though the Kim Kardashian-Kris Humphries marriage has ended, the E! Network continues to air the four-hour special about their "fairytale wedding." [NY Times]
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