Actor Joseph Sikora, Tate Brothers join 'Windy City Weekend' to talk about upcoming projects
CHICAGO (WLS) -- Actor and Chicago native Joseph Sikora joined Val Warner and Ryan Chiaverini on "Windy City Weekend" this week.
He gave them the scoop on his role in the upcoming season of "Reasonable Doubt," the legal drama series that is centered around a corporate criminal defense lawyer navigating challenging high-profile cases.
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Watch season three of "Reasonable Doubt" on Hulu, starting with its premiere on Sept. 18.
The Tate Brothers
Brothers and talented actors, writers and producers Larron, Lahmard and Larron Tate stopped by to talk about their new partnership with the XL Film Festival.
The XL Film Festival kicked off at the David Rubenstein Forum in Hyde Park on Thursday, and it will continue until Aug. 23. Learn more at https://creativecypher.org/xl-fest.
Amazon Access
According to Chicago Health Atlas, over 18% of Chicago households receive SNAP benefits as of 2023. Amazon Access provides customers on government assistance, like Cash EBT, a chance to get affordable groceries at Amazon Fresh, Whole Foods Market and Amazon.com. Through the program, income-verified customers can also enjoy all the benefits of an Amazon Prime membership (shipping, Prime video, books, health services, non-food items, etc.) at 50% of the normal cost.
For more about Amazon Access, including information about discounted grocery subscriptions and exclusive brand discounts, visit amazon.com/AccessChicago.
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