@chicagomag editor in chief, formerly @esquire and @mensjournal, @northwesternu @medillschool alum, Oak Park resident, prep sports fan
Chicago, IL
Joined January 2015
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Our October issue has dropped! Expect stories on the best fall culture events, Chicago's food influencers, and a list of the top hospitals in town for 14 procedures.
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I admire @ChicagoMag contributing writer @talrosenberg's ability to tackle complex issues and and present them in an approachable way. He's done it on stories about public transit and supercomputers and now he's done it with the city's parking meter deal. chicagotribune.com/2026/08/1…
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The family impacts of incarceration, saving art from AI, and the significance of public transit: These CRMA Awards nominations highlight our best writing, photography, design, and more. chicagomag.com/city-life/chi…
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Take a look behind the scenes of our cover shoot with Pete Crow-Armstrong
Story here: chicagomag.com/chicago-magaz…
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Our March cover story is a profile of Cubs star Pete Crow-Armstrong. While he may one of baseball’s most exciting young talents, he's also his own biggest critic.
Read the profile here: chicagomag.com/chicago-magaz…
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Cubs fan favorite Pete Crow-Armstrong is one of baseball’s most exciting young talents — and his own biggest critic. chicagomag.com/chicago-magaz…
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Drive-worthy water parks, what chefs cook for their kids, where to go train spotting, and more in our February cover story: The Savvy Parent's Guide to Raising Kids in Chicago
On newsstands now! chicagomag.com/chicago-magaz…
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Forty-two years after ‘Risky Business’ was released, the cast and crew recall the creation of a North Shore coming-of-age classic — and the birth of a Hollywood megastar. chicagomag.com/chicago-magaz…
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Joyful singers, a roadside hero, and a reluctant attorney: Read about 2025's Chicagoans of the Year. chicagomag.com/chicago-magaz…
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Ten years ago this month, dashcam footage was released showing Laquan McDonald being shot to death by a police officer. Nothing would ever be the same again. chicagomag.com/chicago-magaz…
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Google recently updated its algorithm, and you can make Chicago mag one of your preferred sources. Here's how: Search for a topic that’s in the news and click on the icon to the right of Top Stories. Search for Chicago magazine and select it as a preferred source. That's it!
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In a scene that’s rapidly evolving, with splashy newcomers and international influences, we rank our 12 favorites. Plus: unexpected wines, the best potatoes, leftovers tips, and more. chicagomag.com/chicago-magaz…
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Alt-rock icon Jeff Tweedy is having a bit of an existential crisis. His solution? Put out an epic new album and spread some joy.
Part of our October cover story: chicagomag.com/chicago-magaz…
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Do you know someone who makes Chicago a better place? We want to hear about them! Submit a nomination for Chicago magazine’s annual Chicagoans of the Year by September 7. l8r.it/WFdq
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The modest home in Dolton where Pope Leo XIV grew up has become an unofficial pilgrimage site. Will it be this troubled suburb’s salvation — or just further divide it?
Check out our September cover story here: l8r.it/fSSC
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Not even 30, Finnish conductor Klaus Mäkelä is already the buzziest name in classical music. Now he’s set to usher in a new era at the helm of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. l8r.it/gXvK
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Out now on newsstands: 'The Chicago Cookbook, Vol. 2'. Our special edition publication includes 50 signature recipes from our favorite restaurants. Head to a retailer or purchase a print or digital copy here: l8r.it/Yj2b
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We've launched a podcast! 🎧️ Dish is a biweekly pod from our critic John Kessler & dining editor Amy Cavanaugh.
This episode they dive into The Best New Restaurants list, discuss what didn't make the cut, and describe the best thing each ate this week. l8r.it/qUAg
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"For all its problems, the L holds great significance for Chicagoans. It’s more than a means of moving people around — it’s integral to the city’s character."
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