No, it's not too soon. Especially since this game has been played for years. You simply condense the late Andy Rooney's 60 Minutes commentaries to the beginning and end and voila! Instant hilarity. more ›

We all know about the Gordian Knot that is Illinois' budget deficit. But the Land of Lincoln is not alone in having to deal with a deficit. A "60 Minutes" segment last night focused on the current and looming financial meltdowns in Illinois and other states. more ›

Last night, as Rahm and the rest of the Obama administration was making sure everything was lined up in favor of that Health Care vote, 60 Minutes aired a Katie Couric feature on Rahmbo. There's not really much to learn but he does share what happened to that finger which just proves that Rahm is one tough SOB. more ›

The now-former Senator from Illinois continues to dominate the news around here (though we'll pass on his gym updates, Trib). more ›

In the US, February marks Black History Month, and while there are no shortage of opportunities to learn about important and significant people of African descent this month, the purpose and history behind the event is sometimes lost. While Africans have been present in North America at least since colonial times, black history had barely begun to be studied — or even documented — when the tradition formally began in 1926. It wasn't until later... more ›

One of the best weekend activities in Chicago is watching experimental theatre troupe the Neo-Futurists perform their weekly, ever-evolving show Too Much Light Makes the Baby Go Blind. With the help of some raucous (read: drunken) audience participation, they miraculously put on 30 plays – comedic, political, and dramatic sketches of varying lengths – in 60 minutes. These crazy geniuses even determine your admission price based on the roll of a die and order pizza for audiences at sold-out shows. For good reason, it’s Chicago’s longest running theatre tradition. (Late Night Catechism be damned.) more ›