Results tagged “coudalpartners”

Friday, we love you. But why do you have to drag like a cat's ass in the afternoon? zzzzzzzzz... more ›

Tomorrow night at the Fulton Lounge, local Field Testers will be sharing their books-in-place reviews from Coudal Partners' annual litstravaganza. Lori Andrews, James Finn Garner, Kevin Guilfoile, Andrew Huff, Wendy McClure, Jonathan Messinger, Nathan Rabin, and Claire Zulkey will all be sharing their contributions. Sadly, I can't make it, but my field test is here. more ›

We're leading off today's awesome round-up by reminding everyone that, as Roosevelt "Rosey" Grier says, it's alright to cry. People seem very stressed out today — Holiday stuff? Lack of daylight? Weird diet? — but don't keep it bottled up. Let it out, and recover with some things that should cheer you up and quick: more ›

Okay, we had so much fun with yesterday's things that were awesome, we figured we'd bust out another list for today. Plus there's a boatload of terrific stuff. Today in awesome: more ›

Our pals at Coudal Partners work fast: They put together four Blackhawks spots in a week and change. Above is our favorite, but you can see all of them right here. more ›

Coudal Partners, the Chicago based ad/design firm is extending their deadline for the amazing Swap Meat. While the focus of Coudal is design, they frequently take on projects that they simply find intriguing. They are the folks that have the "what if" conversations, but actually follow through. more ›

It may seem like Chicagoist is cool, but really we're big time nerds. We get off on geeky new gadgets and websites and blogs. And we're not ashamed of it either. Let's look back at the nerdiest Chicago-area things that caught our attention in 2005. more ›

So Chicagoist was enjoying this peaceful Saturday afternoon reading the paper and eating Chinese food when this absolute scrub of a kid struts into the restaurant like he owns the joint yapping into his cell phone with a total disregard for the people around him. After a few too many "damn, bro's" we walked to him and politely mentioned that we weren't really interested in the killer game of pickup ball he played, the wack-ass dj at the club the night before, the dvd player he installed in his Honda Civic, or his baby mama drama. We got the stink-eye, sure, but he did take the conversation outside where he added "kicking (our) ass" to his list of talking points. more ›