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?Today is gonna be the day??that the Oasis Pop-Up shop opens in Wicker Park!

What's trending in Chicago? Chicago filmmaker David Parks discusses the making of 'The Short Game,' hitting theaters August 29. Then, career and leadership expert Dr. Shveta Miglani shares strategies to confidently ask for a raise. Plus, with back-to-school season underway, an expert explains how early school start times can impact students' health.

Chicago's own David Parks is stepping onto the national stage with his latest film, The Short Game, hitting theaters nationwide on August 29. The film tells the story of a teenage golf prodigy whose autistic younger brother helps him rediscover confidence, family, and what truly matters. He joins us along with Emma Parks, who stars in the film, to talk about the making of the movie and more.

Festival organizers reflect on the growth of the event, its impact on Chicago?s music scene, and what fans can expect this weekend in Bridgeview.

What's gone viral? Stellar award-winning Pastor Mike Jr. joins us to talk about his journey as one of gospel music's fastest-rising stars. We also dive into back-to-school health concerns like bugs and nosebleeds. Plus, a look at Education Walkthrough, the new app helping teachers save time this school year.

What's trending in Chicago? Leo High School made it to the quarterfinals on America?s Got Talent! Students joins us to discuss what it?s been like so far. Then, back-to-school season is officially here, and we talk everything from prices to nosebleeds. Plus, Doobie Brothers lead singer and guitarist Tom Johnston joins us to talk about their upcoming show in Tinley Park.

Pastor Mike Jr. joins ChicagoNOW to talk faith, inspiration and storytelling in his music. | ChicagoNOW is a fast-paced, conversational show that spotlights what’s trending in and around Chicago.

For more than five decades, the Doobie Brothers have been one of the most iconic names in rock and roll. Now they're back with a brand-new studio album, Walk This Road ? the first in 40 years to feature Michael McDonald recording alongside Tom Johnston, John McFee and Patrick Simmons. Fans can catch them live in Tinley Park on September 10 at the Credit Union 1 Amphitheatre. Doobie Brothers lead singer and guitarist Tom Johnston talks more about the performance.

Serena Williams is under fire from fans after she revealed she lost more than 30 pounds with the help of a GLP-1 medication. Some critics are saying she is reiterating the narrative that you need to take medication to be healthy and achieve an acceptable standard of beauty. Fox 32's Kaitlin Cody and Anthony Ponce dive into the trending topic.

For more than five decades, the Doobie Brothers have been one of the most iconic names in rock and roll. Now they're back with a brand-new studio album, Walk This Road — the first in 40 years to feature Michael McDonald recording alongside Tom Johnston, John McFee, and Patrick Simmons. Fans can catch them live in Tinley Park on September 10 at the Credit Union 1 Amphitheatre. Doobie Brothers lead singer and guitarist Tom Johnston joins us to talk more about the performance.

Leo High School has been bringing down the house with powerful harmonies and unforgettable performances, and now they've made it all the way to the quarterfinals on America's Got Talent. Their next big live performance is coming up this Tuesday, August 26th, and they're hoping Chicago will cheer them on and vote. Members of the choir join us to talk about their journey.

The four-day Labor Day celebration in Washington Park features African cuisine, music, art, and family activities, marking a triumphant return after a one-year hiatus.