“Not For The Radio” is the first solo project of The Marías lead vocalist María Zardoya. She continues to prove her talent and sets her place throughout the music industry. María Zardoya is commonly ...

Illinois lawmakers recently passed a new $1.5 billion transit funding bill, but many Chicagoans worry about the L’s accessibility as pandemic relief money will leave a deficit and 2026’s budget plan ...

Elizabeth Olsen must choose to spend eternity with a charming veteran Callum Turner or a grumpy but loveable Miles Teller — and it’s an emotional roller coaster. In our modern dating scene of Hinge ...

Author Erin Somers gives a unique structure and message on infidelity and relationships, but the sliding-door effect gets to be too much at times Cora has everything on paper. A house, a spouse and ...

With the Trump administration escalating its immigration crackdown on Chicago, we as Latinos are presented with two paths. Every day, the Trump administration’s attack on immigrants with Operation ...

On Friday, July 18, the Trump administration gutted the State Department office in charge of combating human trafficking. This decision was amid the criticism the administration received for refusing ...

From its ancient indigenous roots to the modern-day ofrenda, Dia de los Muertos is a powerful holiday that honors ancestors and embraces death as a natural part of life. In the final days of October, ...

1. DON’T use someone’s culture as a costume Dressing up as a part of a culture that doesn’t belong to you to be “funny” is cultural appropriation — It’s offensive. Shy away from Native American garb.

Welcome to Fourteen Cents, the all-new review column at 14 East Magazine! Managed and created by Special Projects Editor Sarah Janito, this bi-weekly column is a hub for our staff to present longform, ...

Kali Uchis does it again with her tour, and this time she’s taking more than just our hearts. If there is one thing that I know, Kali Uchis is for sure, is a visionary. From concepts to music to ...

Our list starts with the most obvious: Joining Pueblo at 14 East. Our student media organization is a good place to develop your skills as a magazine writer that focuses on stories affecting the ...

In downtown Chicago, at Adams and Wabash, a road sign remains covered head to toe in stickers — some new, some old. A Route 66 sign has become a stomping ground for stickers of all kinds. The most ...