Rose plans a selfish surprise for Robert's birthday while some staff shake-ups occur and a friend arrives at Downton with an unwelcome companion.

We spoke to the director, Lynn Novick, of the documentary executive produced by Ken Burns. "I think we have the sense it's always been like this, and this is just a given of how people do things," she says.

The former Chicago Tribune critic Howard Reich has published a book that traces the history of jazz in Chicago through 25 "visionaries" from Louis Armstrong to Herbie Hancock and beyond. 

John Palmer re-emerges in the news while Boyce, Nicki, and Tony continue to search for the other half of the Brink's-Mat gold – and have a promising lead. 

When Maigret and his colleagues are called to a bomb threat, things go wrong and Maigret blames himself for the death of a young woman. 

The professor and Dr. Goldberg are test-driving their relationship at a hotel and spa, but things immediately go awry. Then two people die there. 

Chicago's Art Deco Skyscrapers profiles the Civic Opera House, Board of Trade, and more, which flourished right before a long fallow period of construction that started with the Great Depression.

Alfred wants to train as a chef at the Ritz in London, leading Carson to look for a replacement, while Bates finally learns the truth about Anna and other staff changes take place. 

Ann continues to preside over the fractious Forsytes family in a second season of the historical drama, for which we now have a preview. 

Pünd solves his last case after all, thanks to another detective, while Susan survives an attempt on her life to figure out who killed both Eliot and Miriam Crace. 

Cushla and her family reckon with the fallout from a tragedy, and how wrapped up everyone is in it.

Judith enlists Darius to help her friends observe the suspects in the killing of a prominent chef after another person shows up dead. 

Anna's trauma affects her relationship with Bates, while a new suitor emerges for Mary and Edith gets in deep. 

Chicago's Brazilian community may be small, but chefs are beginning to proudly share the unfamiliar cuisine of Brazil at restaurants like Nic & Junior's and Chef Thiago.

Courtney Kenyon-Snider has been a force in Chicago pastry for years despite her youth. She shares her favorite places in Chicago.