Chicago is 'like 'The Blues Brothers' if you're poor' “Chicago ... the famed open-air market; Lower Wacker Drive, the base of a double-decker roadway that threads through downtown; Bronzeville ...

For much of “The Blues Brothers ... the end of filming. Chicago and State Police shut down countless city and suburban streets — even the interstate and Lake Shore Drive — for filming.

If you ever find yourself visiting the heart of downtown Chicago, you may spot a black ... 1980’s film The Blues Brothers, owned by lifelong fan Brian Scanlon, who built the car solely as ...

I tell them the stars represent the Chicago fire, the city’s founding, the first Daley and ‘The Blues Brothers.'” It closed Lake Shore Drive. A car was dropped from 1,000 feet. A mall was ...

A quarter-century ago, “The Blues Brothers” embraced Chicago ... the steel mills, Lake Shore Drive and that funny-looking Picasso. “Chicago is one of the stars of the movie,” said Dan ...

Blues in particular has been mined in recent years by photographers, resulting in a number of excellent books of portraits. Two of the most recent have focused on Chicago blues artists from South ...

The Escape of Joliet Jake’ is set two decades after the seminal film, and The Hollywood Reporter has a first-look, as well as ...

As we were climbing those steps, I passed some type of sign with the name of the host and also the musical guests: "The Blues ...

CEO of the Joliet Area Historical Museum Greg Peerbolte joins Wendy Snyder (in for Bob Sirott) to talk about Wendy’s experiences from the first Blues Brothers Con and who will be joining the ...

One of Milwaukee's biggest moments in the movies barely lasts a minute. As part of the car-crash-filled chase scene near the end of the 1980 movie "The Blues Brothers," Jake and Elwood Blues (John ...