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Meet RedEye’s staff
Who run the world? Us. And by world, we mean RedEye.
Lauren Chval
Editor — laurenchval@redeyechicago.com | @lchval
What do you do?
I’m the editor of RedEye, specifically responsible for the “Do” in “Eat. Drink. Do.” Movies, comedy, theater, music and museums are just the beginning of how people spend their time in Chicago, and I want to both give ideas for and showcase how Chicagoans can live their best lives.
What I like:
Gilmore Girls, Mad Men, movies both good and bad, Notre Dame (don’t want to hear about it), the Cubs, mojitos, macaroni and cheese, Tina Fey, doing extensive research before traveling and being Type A in general.
Talk to me about:
Turning stories into conversational pieces that people can relate to. Also: pop culture, teen slang, Mean Girls quotes.
Michelle G. Lopez
Digital editor — mglopez@redeyechicago.com | @michelleglopez
What do you do?
Hi! I’m RedEye’s digital editor, so I’m in charge of this lovely website you are on, our social media efforts and RedEye’s digital strategy as a whole. Think fun internet things.
What I like:
Geeking out about social media, tacos al pastor, typefaces that are NOT Comic Sans, “Game of Thrones”/ “A Song of Ice and Fire,” mojitos, newspaper design, snacks and naps.
Talk to me about:
Your favorite Snapchat filter, the IKEA monkey, “Seinfeld,” podcasts I should check out, celebrity gossip, and my cute baby.
![There’ll be more than one story to write about “Sundance Institute x Chicago,” coming to town June 28-30. Consider these to be some preliminary questions to be answered in a couple of months. A sort of pop-up import, sponsored by the Chicago Film Office and Choose Chicago, the city’s tourism bureau, “Sundance Institute x Chicago” is the power of branding incarnate. The event will consist of a modest four-screening package of titles that premiered in January at the annual Sundance Film Festival of Park City, Utah fame. The off-screen activity’s the apparent bigger deal: panels, discussions, filmmaker-centric meetups, patterned after […]](https://www.chicagotribune.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/CTC-L-Sundance-01.jpg?w=579 "There’ll be more than one story to write about “Sundance Institute x Chicago,” coming to town June 28-30. Consider these to be some preliminary questions to be answered in a couple of months. A sort of pop-up import, sponsored by the Chicago Film Office and Choose Chicago, the city’s tourism bureau, “Sundance Institute x Chicago” is the power of branding incarnate. The event will consist of a modest four-screening package of titles that premiered in January at the annual Sundance Film Festival of Park City, Utah fame. The off-screen activity’s the apparent bigger deal: panels, discussions, filmmaker-centric meetups, patterned after […]")
