Belinda Carlisle

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Geoffrey Baer knows Chicago. After spending the last 36 years as a docent for the Chicago Architecture Center, he's gotten into Chicago's hidden nooks and crannies more than most people. He's even put together not one, but two PBS specials about all of the beauty Chicago has to o ...  Show more

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Trivia Time! Which band has sold 15 million albums worldwide, hosted it's own cruise, and had it's own ice cream flavor? We'll give you a hint: No, they're actually bare naked. It's the Barenaked Ladies of course! Over the course of 33 years, the band has snagged two Grammy noms ...  Show more

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