Montreux Jazz Festival, 1983

For more than seventy-five years, the Chicago Maternity Center provided safe home deliveries for Chicago mothers. This film interweaves the history of the center with the stories of a young woman about to have her first baby and the center's fight to stay open in the face of the corporate takeover of medicine.

A walk through the life of a Chicago hustler, narrowly avoiding the devastating consequences of death and incarceration, as he reflects on the systemic root causes of the violence and trauma that consume youth in urban centers like Chicago.

Charles Hackett singing "I Look Into Your Garden" & "I Heard You Singing".

A final tribute to Grateful Dead's final shows through a series of photographs accompanied by "Black Muddy Water."

A history of basketball in East Chicago, Indiana.

Chicago and Earth, Wind & Fire live on Heart and Soul Tour 2015 v2.0

How Chicago and its suburbs helped devise the nation’s most sweeping system of racially segregated communities, and how these policies diminished the lives of generations of Black families, creating the vast racial wealth gap that persists to this day.

History of Chicago from the stage of the Chicago River.

Circles Around The Sun is a documentary included as part of the Fare Thee Well: Celebrating 50 Years of Grateful Dead. The project began when Casal was asked by video director Justin Kreutzmann to compose and record more than five hours of original music to be played along with the visuals Kreutzmann was preparing for the Fare Thee Well intermissions. "The idea was to not only show reverence for the past but to ultimately, move it forward. If there's anything to be learned from the Grateful Dead, it is to dissolve your boundaries, push your limits, and discover your own voice in this world," explains Casal, the lead guitarist and co-lyricist for The Chris Robinson Brotherhood and part-time member of Phil Lesh and Friends. All of the music on INTERLUDES FOR THE DEAD was written collectively - with nothing prepared beforehand or added afterward - and recorded live by engineer J.P. Hesser.

Widespread Panic's annual Halloween show was certainly a special one. Performing some never-played-before cover songs, along with plenty of crowd pleasers, the band did not disappoint the crowd at the Aragon Ballroom.

Stars, director and producers of Chicago (2002) are interviewed about the film with a decade of hindsight.

The Legends of the '85 Chicago Bears come together on stage with a live audience of fans for their 25th Anniversary Reunion! The '85 Bears team share their funniest and most heartwarming memories from the season that made Chicago history! Includes a special tribute to Walter Payton by his teammates and family, the first reunion of Mike Ditka and Buddy Ryan after 25 years and an exclusive interview with 'Refrigerator' Perry. Featuring: Mike Ditka, Buddy Ryan, Jim McMahon, Willie Gault, Dan Hampton, William 'Refrigerator' Perry, Gary Fencik, Mike Singletary, Dave Duerson, Steve McMichael, Dennis McKinnon, Tom Thayer, Jim Covert, Otis Wilson, Kevin Butler and more of the '85 Bears

Ringo Starr with Greg Lake, Roger Hodgson, Ian Hunter, Sheila E. Howard Jones and Mark Rivera at Chicago's Rosemont Theater in August 2001. TRACKS: Photograph, Act Naturally, Logical Song, Cleveland Rocks, Back Off Boogaloo, You're Sixteen, Yellow Submarine, Things Can Only Get Better, Lucky Man, Give a Little Bit, No One Is to Blame, The No-No Song, It Don't Come Easy, Glamorous Life, Take the Long Way Home, All the Young Dudes, Don't Go Where the Road Don't Go, With a Little Help from My Friends.

Celebrate the Chicago Bulls’ first NBA Championship with this incredible 6-disc DVD collector’s set. Relive the historic 1991 NBA Finals showdown against the Los Angeles Lakers with all 5 games, each in its entirety and original broadcast format. Also included is an action-packed Championship Season recap with memorable highlights and revealing behind-the-scenes footage. Experience the heart-pounding action again and again!

Mike Leonard tells the inside story of how the west Loop’s St. Patrick’s Roman Catholic Church, known to residents as Old St. Pat's, transformed itself from an empty church in a declining neighborhood into a Chicago hub of worship, culture, social life, education, and service -- revitalizing a then-struggling West Loop.

July 23rd, 2015 – In 2012, Trent Reznor (Nine Inch Nails), Mariqueen Maandig-Reznor (West Indian Girl), Atticus Ross (12 Rounds), Alessandro Cortini (Sonoio) and Rob Sheridan formed How To Destroy Angels. Their debut album “Welcome Oblivion” was followed by 11 sold out shows of the United States - including two shows at Coachella – and demand for further performances, both in the US and overseas. Added to this innovative visuals from Moment Factory and a performance quickly described by the attendees as “exceptional”, the tour was documented to allow their global fan base a chance to experience the work of this supergroup on the stage.

Hole's performance at The Metro on October 21, 1994. The show was taped and then broadcast on "ABC In Concert" in 1995.

Green Day performs in Chicago in November 1994