Regis Philbin, Demi Lovato, Adam Carolla Some of the Celebs in Chicago This Weekend

Chicago - There will be many famous faces in Chicago this weekend, and our teacher Bessie output Tsionis join us to tell us that all the hot spots.

As one of our hot list is someone we all know and love, Regis Philbin will be in Naperville on Thursday night. TV host icon will sign copies of his new book, How It Has Way Wentz Concert Hall.

The Reeg, who resigned from the morning shows last month, is 80 years young, and this book shows he has no plans to stop anytime soon.

Music lovers, listen up, because we have some hot concert and hot spots in the report. First, is the trifecta, the war, Kelly Clarkson and Christina Perri mix appears Miracle on State Street. The annual holiday concert with 101.9 for Theatre performed Friday night in Chicago and will benefit Children's Hospital LaRabida.

Other radio stations takes on Chicago Theatre on Sunday evening. 93XRT launched its own holiday Florence and the Machine concert. Grammy Award candidate will interpret the success of his second album ceremony.

Demi Lovato is balancing the Rosemont Theater on Saturday night. This is something of a revival of the old Disney darling. This is their first tour since the release from rehab earlier this year. Lovato, who is openly talking about their emotional problems, are also healing through music. Her third studio album is aptly titled disturbed.

And now we all should be in the holiday season, right? Well, Adam Carolla is not, in fact, is to give stingy run for their money. Funny man comes to town Saturday night with a program standup, Adam Carolla hates the holidays. If you dare to know why he hates the holidays, you can do an antique store on Saturday night at Park West.

Comedian Adam Carolla’s Take on Occupy Movement: Millennial ‘Self-Entitled Monsters’

Street occupy the movement really is? It is rooted in anger over the weakening economy and high unemployment? It is the protest against the growing gap between rich and poor in America?

It can be argued that support it.

Comedian Adam Carolla, however, seem to think it's actually a lot of complaining about "auto-worthy monster" of "all get a medal," Millennial Generation, which he defines as "** shower" , in a record nine and a half minutes it suddenly viral.

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Although it mentions the name squatting movement, Carolla took note of the indignation against the "1 percent", he says, "they are paid more than their fair share" of taxes in California, where he made a popular podcast.

"Something has come to this country does not yet exist, envy, and this is a big problem," he said. "Now we are dealing with the first wave of participation trophies, my-own-fecal-matter-no-odor, with power ... everybody's-winner-is-there are no losers - this is the first wave of [expletive] out of a hole **. That's what we face.

"They feel ashamed," he said. "They're embarrassed for life because they are not ready to live." "

Although the record appears to have quoted from Carolla podcast was originally released in October, according to the Council, having gained traction Carolla in recent days a number of sites in the mainstream.

According to Carolla - which has its own website seen protesters occupy the quotes: ". It is now time passed and Ting *** s in the shop "- anger at the rich and successful is the price of damaging the generation of a sense of entitlement.

"Look at number 27, that workers put in an application and, guess what, I do not like your attitude ... a bath **. Get your [expletive] the feet of my desk and hit the bricks. It will not take, "said Carolla on the record. "And now, his plan is to go back and throw bricks at the window. That is their plan. That's what happened. It is the envy and shame, and no more of them.

"In the past, back in the day," he continued, "father'd run it on the sidewalk and you see someone go in a Rolls Royce and dad would say, 'There goes Mr. Jenkins. Look at it. Human beings who work hard. The man who built a business. The man who built the empire. Now look at him. He had his Rolls Royce. He got up the hill. "

"But what we do now? Now, like, "Oh! Look at it. Need a car? Why do you need a car? I drive a [expletive] Chevette. Why can not drive [expletive] car? Come and launch a [expletive] rock. "That will not help you out of the Chevette, a shower **. Get your [expletive] to operate. "