Photo by Ruby Images, Makeup by Jules Fleming On April 4th, successful Instagram Model and Femme FATales founder Carina Shero’s instagram account was frozen and she was unable to post, prompting…
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We’re so glad to have spent the time we did at the Chicago Comics and Entertainment Expo this past weekend! We’re still going through and publishing articles from the different…
Pictured: CBLDF Deputy Director Alex Cox Of the many panels throughout the Chicago Comic and Entertainment Expo, none laid bare the crucial role of comics in social and political discourse…
Pictured above: (Left) Director Sarah Patin, (Center) Jose Nateras, (Right) Rick Rapp/Photo: Jo JB Schaffer Chicago always feels like it is working in juxtaposition with itself. Like it’s moving on two…
The Chicago Comics and Entertainment Expo (C2E2) is in full swing in Chicago at McCormick Place, with its first full day of panels and exhibitions welcoming locals and visitors alike.…
Featured above: Kyle Lovett, Wanda Jin and Kenya Ann Hall in a promotional Cornerstone image/Photo: Matthew Gregory Hollis Stepping into the mall at 900 North Michigan Avenue is a very specific…
Pictured above: Anita Silvert and Vinny Greco in “Coffee Against Capitalism” at Factory Theater/Photo: Vanessa Buholzer Photography When Rachel Silvert first moved to Chicago, she knew very few people within…
Scapi Magazine has had the opportunity to sit down with Thomas Aláan and Brandi Berry Benson of Bach + Beethoven Experience a couple times, and had them perform for our…
Pictured above: Albany Park Theater Project presents world premiere of “OFRENDA”/Credit: Albany Park Theater Project Our DIY theater recommendations for the month of April: “Four by Tenn – A Tennessee Williams…
Pictured above: “Disco Pigs” poster/Graphic: Anna White Walking through Earphoria, one encounters Christmas lights, walls covered in murals of alien landscapes, monstrous junk-sculptures and piles of music equipment and ephemera…
Three years ago filmmaker Coco Wallace had an idea. A concept for a film that finally, after three long years, is coming to fruition. “Scantily Clad,” a short film, follows…
“The show is a ship,” Director and deviser Gina Marie Hayes said. “The director is not the captain, but the cartographer, who sets the map and the course that you’re…