Best tweeting by local arts and culture personality

by Tom Lynch | November 11, 2009

November 11, 2009Filed under:

Roger Ebert

The influential film critic has become more accessible recently with his abundance of blog posts on his Web site and his newfound love for this little thing called Twitter. Not only does Roger post immediate reactions to films he sees, he directs readers to other articles and writing, and has even given shout-outs to other film writers, including Newcity’s Ray Pride.

twitter.com/ebertchicago

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Rick Bayless

Best of Chicago 2009

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