You love to go out. We love to go out. You love to eat. We love to eat. You love to drink. Well, you get the idea. So when you're itching for the lastest Chicago nightlife has to offer, check out The Extrovert for up-to-the minute details on the scene.
The nightclub has had its licenses revoked and will close on Dec. 3. Want to know what’s behind this decision? Check out LakeandHalsted.com, one neighbor’s chronicles of all the violence that went on outside of Chromium nightclub. The videos more than speak for themselves. Read the Chicago Tribune story on the club.
Holiday movies can be automatic box successes once people catch the Christmas spirit. Not this year, though, as Vince Vaughn's mediocre family comedy "Fred Claus" earned $19.2 million to place third at the box office. On top was Jerry Seinfeld's animated flick "Bee Movie," earning $26 million in its second week and leapfrogging last week's champ "American Gangster," which fell to No. 2 with $24.3 million. Despite the presence of Tom Cruise, Meryl Streep and Robert Redford, the political drama "Lions for Lambs" made just $6.7 million to place fourth. Thriller "P2" was eighth with only $2.2 million--an opening-week tally much scarier than anything in the movie. "No Country for Old Men," the Coen brothers' phenomenal thriller, took in $1.1 million despite playing in 2,000 fewer theaters than "P2." Are you surprised "Fred Claus" didn't make more? Did anyone see "Lions for Lambs" or "P2"? Just how great is "No Country"?