Christopher Borrelli is a features writer at the Chicago Tribune. He covers a diverse range of topics including culture and society, arts and entertainment, and the evolving landscape of media and journalism, often focusing on celebrities and cultural movements. His work has been featured in numerous publications, including Yahoo News, the Houston Chronicle, and The Baltimore Sun.
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By: Christopher Borrelli
CHICAGO — As you progress through your summer reading, ask yourself: Do I really want to tackle “The Odyssey”? The Christopher Nolan-directed, star-jammed adaptation of the Greek epic that arrived in movie theaters on Friday. And yet, do you want to lug Homer out to the beach this summer?
By: Christopher Borrelli
A mason jiggled the cornerstone loose a couple of weeks early, the one that read “1925,” the one fitted into the facade of the village hall in Winnetka.
By: Clare Mulroy, Christopher Borrelli
An article in The Atlantic put it bluntly: “The End of Reading Is Here.”
By: Christopher Borrelli
Cat lovers unite! The streets and sidewalks of Lincoln Square were filled on Saturday with felinophiles touring the neighborhood’s front windows and porches to see all the cats who lived there.
By: Christopher Borrelli
Chances are, no matter what happens on Nov. 3, after the upcoming midterm elections, the day will not pass without agita and sweats.
By: Christopher Borrelli
The Chicago Brand Museum opened in the South Loop just after Memorial Day. You can find it on the second floor of a long-extinct Cadillac
There's someone Chicago doesn't talk about anymore, doesn't mention much these days, rarely brings up in polite company and almost never acknowledges
Kanye West, the controversial South Side rapper that some have called Chicago’s biggest cultural export, returns for two hometown shows at Soldier Field.
By: Christopher Borrelli
As amazing as BTS's Chicago concert was, half of the bliss and spectacle was provided by its fans, the BTS ARMY, out in force.
By: Christopher Borrelli
This is a strange story, but let's all approach it with an open mind, OK? OK. Because sometimes things just don't go the way you think they're going to go.
