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Linze Rice

Linze Rice

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Owner and Founder, Pink House Media

Chicago

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Lifestyle , Travel , Health , Gender , Food

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Seniority Positions

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Total articles 662

  • Chicago’s Biggest Foods, From 7-Pound Burritos To ‘Texas-Sized’ Doughnuts

    By Linze Rice| Block Club Chicago Verified CHICAGO — With our broad shoulders and big mouths, Chicagoans are known to take down a meal with ease. Whether it’s an Italian beef sandwich sopping in au jus or an artery-clogging Maxwell Street Polish, we eat passionately and don’t apologize for it. But for those who can’t be satiated with regular greasy-spoon menu items, the city does offer more extreme options. Need a drink the size of a purse, a pizza larger than your stovetop or a burrito as big as a newborn baby? Chicago has it.

    By Linze Rice · Block Club Chicago

    Apr. 14, 2025

  • 10 Trailblazing Chicago Women You Should Know

    By Linze Rice| Block Club Chicago Verified CHICAGO — Women make up a little more than half of the Windy City’s population, according to U.S. Census data. But while there are about 40 statues of men in Chicago, there are only three of women: author Gwendolyn Brooks, Justice Laura Cha-Yu Liu and Dorothy from the “Wizard of Oz.” Many can likely recite the names of fictional men — Al Bundy, Candyman and Bozo the Clown — more easily than some of the most influential women in Chicago history.

    By Linze Rice · Block Club Chicago

    Mar. 28, 2025

  • Chicago’s Biggest Foods, From 7-Pound Burritos To ‘Texas-Sized’ Doughnuts

    By Linze Rice| Block Club Chicago Verified CHICAGO — With our broad shoulders and big mouths, Chicagoans are known to take down a meal with ease. Whether it’s an Italian beef sandwich sopping in au jus or an artery-clogging Maxwell Street Polish, we eat passionately and don’t apologize for it. But for those who can’t be satiated with regular greasy-spoon menu items, the city does offer more extreme options. Need a drink the size of a purse, a pizza larger than your stovetop or a burrito as big as a newborn baby? Chicago has it.

    By Linze Rice · Block Club Chicago

    Apr. 14, 2025

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