Who’s Their Daddy?
Michael Wilford insists that he was only a sperm donor to Christin Harris, who gave birth to twin girls in 2003. Now, Harris is suing for child support in a textbook legal battle over who should pay
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Love Hurts…Your Wallet
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How to: Make an Oscar
This year, as it has every year since 1983, the Northwest Side trophy maker R.S. Owens & Company will provide the golde Oscar statuettes for Academy Award winners. Current R.S. Owens president Scott Siegel, son of the company’s late founder, Owen Siegel, talks us through the process leading up to the February 25h event.
The Short List
A new book chronicles the air wars; Bobby Conn rocks YouTube; a tip for brides; Girls! Girls! Girls!; and more for February
Strike a Pose
An authority on American English, Erin McKean also knows a few things about style.
Look Who’s Talking
News flash: Some of the bloggers behind Chicago’s newsiest bookmarks haven’t been to journalism school; heck, they don’t all consider themselves writers. So who are these arbiters of information? Chicago asked around.
A Winning Argument
Patrick Collins, an unassuming assistant U.S. attorney whose pursuit of corrupt officials has made headlines, discusses his work and life.
Long Time Coming
After Jovan Mosley was charged with a murder he says he didn’t commit, he spent nearly six years in Cook county jail just waiting for his day in court. His case highlights problems with our justice system
Breakthrough Medicine
24 techniques and treatments that are reshaping the war on disease—and the doctors and scientists spearheading those innovations
In the Shadow of Doubt
Joseph Bast seems to be one of the last people in America to doubt the danger of global warming.