A federal jury is soon expected to decide who legally owns the artwork and writings of Henry Darger, more than 50 years after the death of the North Side hermit. The work is estimated to be worth millions of dollars. This week, U.S District Court Judge Th... See more
A federal jury is soon expected to decide who legally owns the artwork and writings of Henry Darger, more than 50 years after the death of the North Side hermit. The work is estimated to be worth millions of dollars. This week, U.S District Court Judge Th... See more
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Your baby is cooing, babbling, taking her first tottery steps — all of it making you deliriously happy. She is absolutely perfect. But wait, what is that splinter-like black thing sticking out of her plump, soft skin? You frantically thumb through the Bib... See more
On a recent morning, Shedd Aquarium President and CEO Bridget Coughlin stood in front of a pool filled with six frolicking beluga whales, insisting that the institution, where five other whales have died in recent weeks, is not in crisis. Coughlin, who ha... See more
