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  • About Ice Bar Chicago, Chicago, IL: "The Scoop: The special events and sexy themes throughout the week continue to keep Ice Bar one of the best spots for hip-hop and R&B music in all of Chi-town. The drink specials abound, but get here early to make sure you'll have a spot in the crowd. Ice Bar only admits 300 people per night (maximum capacity)."07-13-2007
  • About Rednofive, Chicago, IL: "The Scoop: You are a star for a night if you gain entry into this posh Chicago hot spot. The velvet rope is in full effect and can be a nuisance for those of us who are just out to have a good time. The scene is pretentious with a "see and be seen" vibe. The DJ spins quality house music and gives a sophisticated remix to the R&B tunes pounding throughout the night. "07-13-2007
  • About Base, Chicago, IL: "The Scoop: Kanye West partied here before one of his Grammy Award winning performances. The shell of this old Chicago building hides a very contemporary interior. Located inside the Hard Rock Hotel - Chicago, Base Bar is great for people watching and celebrity spotting. "07-13-2007
  • About Russian Tea Time, Chicago, IL: "The Scoop: Located near the Symphony Orchestra of Chicago, Russian Tea Time sees many visitors coming before and after the performances, alongside members of the symphony who all enjoy the old-world-feel of the Czarist themed restaurant. Don't let the shabby exterior deceive you. Think of it as a historical icon staying true to its heritage. "07-13-2007
  • About Rosebud Cafe, Chicago, IL: "The Scoop: This historical Chicago restaurant serves up some of the city's best Italian dishes. It's been in business for over 30 years and continues to serve homemade noodles. You can't miss the restaurant's trademark neon rose sign hanging alongside the restaurant. "07-13-2007
  • About Riva - Phil Stefani Restaurant, Chicago, IL: "The Scoop: Located towards the end of Navy Pier, make sure you are up for a 1/3 mile walk to its doors. Once there, the views are breathtaking. Day or night, the views of the skyline and Lake Michigan are some of the best in the city. The exhibition kitchen has a 40 foot-long area enticing patrons to observe the kitchen activity. The outdoor dining area is right on the water and far enough away from the tourist traffic."07-13-2007
  • About Pump Room, Chicago, IL: "The Scoop: The Pump Room has few awards, but the ones it calls its own are nationally recognized. Since it was opened to the public in 1938, Chicago socialites have wined and dined here. By 1950 the Pump Room had a reputation for stargazing. Liza Minelli grew up in booth 1 and frequented often with her mother Judy Garland, who wrote the song "we'll eat at The Pump Room/Ambassador East, to say the least." In reference to this historic Chicago restaurant. "07-13-2007