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 \n08 Dukmasova | Politics Lori Lightfoot’s first council meeting excites but sheds little light on procedures.  \nFOOD & DRINK 12 Restaurant Review  \nA (brief) guide to the food of the  \nsouthwestern Indian state of Kerala ARTS & CULTURE 15 Feature Comedian Shannon  \nNoll is using their new webseries and photo project to subvert expectations of gender and sexuality.  \n19 Pride Four significant moments in LGBTQ pop music history  \nTHEATER  \n20 Review Queen of the Mist somehow manages to render the story of the woman who went over Niagara Falls in a barrel “tedious, monotonous, repetitive, and not fun.”  \n21 Plays of note Both love and Falsettos endure, Four Places  \nhovers brilliantly between public pleasantries and private dysfunction, and Ms. Blakk for President celebrates a queer pioneer.  \nFILM  \n24 Review In Asako I & II Ryûsuke Hamaguchi wonders whether human longing is innate, or instilled by something beyond us.  \n26 Movies of note The Fall of the American Empire skewers rapacious capitalism, The Feeling of Being Watched investigates the toll of mass surveillance on a Muslim community, and Dark Phoenix examines family and the lies we choose to tell.  \nMUSIC & NIGHTLIFE  \n29 Feature The Reader ’s guide to the 2019 Chicago Blues Festival  \n38 Shows of note Ari Lennox, Inter Arma, Little Simz, and more this week  \n38 Secret History of Chicago Music Disco diva Loleatta Holloway got a second wind from house music.  \n44 Early Warnings Purling Hiss, This Is Not This Heat, Sharon Van Etten, and more just-announced concerts  \n44 Gossip Wolf Death-metal crew Warforged drop a kaleidoscopic hurricane of a debut album, Jordan Reyes of Ono and American Damage launches another new label, and more.  \nOPINION  \n45 Savage Love Dan Savage offers advice for adult diaper lovers who want to come out with their kink.  \nCLASSIFIEDS  \n46 Jobs  \n47 Apartments & Spaces  \n47 Marketplace  \nON THE COVER: PHOTO OF MELODY ANGEL BY TERRY O’HAGAN.  \nTHIS WEEK ON CHICAGOREADER.COM  \nShould a CBD user be worried about drug tests at work?  \nOur expert says it depends.  \nMovie Tuesday:  \nFive cheers for Raúl Ruiz  \nBen Sachs on films that show the prolific Chilean-born filmmaker athis best  \nReader swag alert!  \nNow you can have all-Reader everything (or at least somethings) to show your support for Chicago’s independent altweekly. 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