No pedestal, just punchlines: How Patrick Kane fits in with the young Blackhawks core
The way the team's young players interact with Kane shows their growing maturity, confidence and comfort in their own skin.
Canadiens’ Arber Xhekaj watches brother Florian’s fight on phone mid-game in penalty box
Arber Xhekaj watched from Montreal as Florian dropped the gloves during the other Leafs-Canadiens split-squad preseason game in Toronto.
Elecrow CrowPanel Advanced HMI Display Review: A Tinkerer’s Touchscreen
I have been (mostly) happily running Home Assistant in my homelab for a while now. There is a tiny issue, though. While my wife and I can manage most devices…
Brock Faber’s golden year: Olympic glory, Quinn Hughes and a new standard with the Wild
Faber's golden run with Team USA in Milan and elite partnership with Quinn Hughes on the Wild left him wanting more.
One player for 17 picks: How family and finances forced hockey’s biggest trade
A junior hockey deal gone viral: Tanner Adams for 17 picks. Inside a family's quest to stay close on the high-priced path to the NHL Draft.
Step Inside the Studios of 20 Contemporary Black Artists in ‘Another View’
One of the most intimate windows into an artist’s practice is their studio. While some creatives thrive on methodical organization and tidiness, others reach their flow state amid a cluttered…
Kirill Marchenko evades questions about his future with Blue Jackets
In June, Marchenko's agent Dan Milstein said the team's top goal scorer doesn't plan to stay in Columbus beyond his current contract.
Across Two Exhibitions, Jaume Plensa’s Monumental Sculptures Unite Scale and Material
Measuring 28 feet wide and seven feet tall, two monumental wooden relief sculptures anchor Beyond Silence, a new exhibition at GRAY Chicago featuring works by Catalan artist and sculptor Jaume…
NHL training camps open, drama ensues: Let’s run through it all
Connor Hellebuyck and Dylan Larkin are two of the biggest stories across the league, but they're certainly not the only ones.
Through Carved Wooden Assemblages, Daniel Minter Communes with the Spiritual
Walk into the first gallery of the group exhibition Thresholds at the Haggerty Museum of Art, and you’ll encounter dozens of hand brooms installed in long rows. Scraps of ribbons,…