Stories by Daniel Hautzinger

The restaurateur behind Sunda New Asian and formerly Rockit Bar & Grill learns family recipes in Food Roots – and grapples with difficult family relationships.

A new recording by the esteemed string quartet celebrates the gospel singer's friendships with Martin Luther King, Jr. and Studs Terkel, whose interviews with her are included in a piece by Chicago composer Stacy Garrop.

In the new book Fire and Clay, Brick of Chicago's Will Quam tracks the history of architecture through the endlessly varied brick.

As Edmond's plans to ruin Fernand come to fruition, Albert tries to defend his father's honor. Secrets are revealed. 

The Mullucks are back, this time with Rhoda needing emergency surgery and thus Bernie needing help at home. Meanwhile, Rosalind and Cyril get engaged. 

The new cooking show Indian As Apple Pie aims to bring Indian food into the home cook's everyday rotation. And if you're going to eat fiery curries, raita is a necessity. 

The puffed pancake is the ideal base for everything from fruit to savory toppings. Try a version from farm-focused, wood-fired Burl, which just launched Sunday brunch. 

As Edmond works to derail the advantageous marriage plans of his enemies for their children, Villefort continues to investigate Edmond. 

Jo faces a choice between Frances and Louisa while Irene sees her life closing in around her and Anne reveals a family secret. 

Shocking news about Dr. Turner's clinic and Nonnatus House comes as a soon-to-be-father deals with a rare diagnosis and Trixie helps a female wrestler. 

As states aim to both restrict and protect books in libraries, The Librarians tells the stories of those “on the front lines of trying to protect a fragile democracy right now and fight against censorship,” says its director.

Susan Ryeland and Atticus Pünd are back for a third and final time, in the adapation of Anthony Horowitz's Marble Hall Murders, which comes to WTTW and PBS in September.

In a new cooking show, Anupy Singla demonstrates not just the recipes but techniques of Indian cuisine, as well as shortcuts to make it accessible during the week. 

Edmond begins inserting himself into the lives of his enemies, laying plans to ruin them and their families in Paris. 

Irene begins to learn what it is to be married to a Forsyte, while Frances tries to prevent Jo from seeing Louisa any more.