NEWS
May 19, 2013 | By Anthony Roberts, @antthewriter and For RedEye
I listen to rock music, but I'm far more into classical. "Seinfeld" is one of my favorite shows, ever. I play tennis every summer, and I'm a Trekkie. The question is: Am I black enough? Should that be the question? Of course not. While appearing on Huffington Post Live last week, Wayne Brady was asked about being used aspop culture's standard for not being black enough when Bill Maher ignorantly referred to President Obama as not being a "real" black man. It's an old but ongoing story, and clearly it still stings Brady.
NEWS
May 16, 2013 | By Riley Blevins and RedEye
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SPORTS
May 12, 2013 | By Bryan Crawford, For RedEye
Whether they like to admit it or not, athletes are a superstitious bunch. Some guys need to take the same route to the arena before every game. Some pitchers don't like to step on the base lines when they leave the mound and head to the dugout. You hear all sorts of crazy things athletes do to not jinx themselves. Basketball players are no different. Some guys have to wear certain shoes or get dressed the same way every time. Others listen to a certain kind of music or song, and still others like to read.
ENTERTAINMENT
May 10, 2013 | By Matt Pais and RedEye Sound Board
Though you probably already know, let's review why you should come to Tuesday's (free!) RedEye Rock 'n' Vote show 7:30 p.m. at House of Blues (17+): --You chose these four local artists (UIC/Little Italy pop-rockers The Addies; South Shore rapper DVS Jackson, Esq.; Bucktown folk/country singer Michele McGuire; North Center funk/hip-hop ensemble whysowhite) from our Rock 'n' Vote Top 10, which we narrowed down from more than 150 submissions. So this show is happening this way because of you!
NEWS
May 9, 2013 | By Dana Moran, @redeyedana and RedEye
On April 21, 2003 , I was an 18-year-old senior at Ferndale High School in Washington state. I was about a week away from making the most important decision of my life so far: where I would go to college. I worked at Dairy Queen, where a sophomore guy I had a crush on would come in to visit me. I wanted to be a journalist, and couldn't have been more excited about my future. On April 21, 2003 , Amanda Berry, who would turn 17 the next day, got off work at a Cleveland Burger King, accepted a ride home from a stranger, Ariel Castro, and vanished.
NEWS
May 9, 2013 | By Ryan Smith, @RyanSmithWriter and For RedEye
A plastic gun made almost entirely with a 3D printer was fired last week, marking the first time ever a functioning firearm has been created with the technology. Well, sort of. The 3D printed gun, called “The Liberator,” was created in Austin, Texas, by an organization called Defense Distributed, which claims its goal is to “produce and publish information related to the 3D printing of firearms.” The weapon was created with a 3D printer purchased on eBay for $8,000 and assembled using 15 printed components made from ABS plastic.