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“I would love to,” said filmmaker Michael Moore, “as long as I can sing...” So began development on “Music for Occupy,” an album due for ...

In February, Huffington Post announced, “AOL Agrees To Acquire The Huffington Post.” Fans of the publication cried doom, but a glance back in the warped ...

Two years ago, Levi’s unveiled “America,” sixty seconds of teenagers gazing upon horizons, businessmen emerging through fog, old timers sitting on lawn chairs and young ...

Chicago is the main theater of the wiener wars. The first shot was fired when Sara Lee accused Kraft of fixing a national taste test ...

In 2006, News Corporation lit a fuse that burned for five years until exploding into full blown Watergate intrigue. Conspiracy theories, hasty resignations and contentious ...

I’m shocked, shocked to find that snubbing is going on in France! In a ruling on May 27th, the Republic of Jerry Lewis Worshiping Slug ...

While bungling a recent job for Facebook, public relations firm Burson-Marsteller got caught trying to secretly trash Google. In the aftermath, the company sustained a ...

The Chicago Children’s Choir is hard to follow. It’s not that the music is complicated or anything like that. It’s the way they sing. Their ...