CHICAGO (WLS) -- This week's episode of Windy City Weekend features Val Warner and Ryan Chiaverini, who welcome comedian Brian Babylon as a guest host. The trio discusses the concept of an "Airport Divorce," where couples split up at the airport over travel disagreements and reunite later. They explore whether this trend is a clever travel strategy or a concerning relationship sign.
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Brian, a fashion designer and founder of BB Spoke, presents stylish items from his brand in anticipation of Chicago Fashion Week. He shares insights on what to expect from the upcoming events, including his own showcase taking place Saturday at The Silver Room.
Filmmaker Elijah Davis also joins the show to discuss his involvement in directing the narrative anthology feature film, "Three Colors: Pan-African." This film examines contemporary Black survival through three stories, with Elijah directing the first segment titled "Red, Black Men Don't Cry," which follows a college football star whose career is interrupted by an injury. The film is set to screen on Saturday, October 17, at 1:30 p.m. at the Logan Center Performance Hall.
Cody LaGrow returns to update viewers on social media happenings, including a recent controversy involving Kelly Clarkson and a mechanical bird. The hosts also discuss Hilary Swank's pregnancy at 52 and the new Hallmark film, Holiday Touchdown: A Bears Love Story, premiering on Saturday at 8 p.m. ET/PT.
Viewers can look forward to exciting upcoming shows in the Chicagoland area. The episode wraps up with a feature on Redo Cabinets, a company specializing in cabinet re-facing for kitchen remodels.
In recognition of her contributions, Val Warner will receive "The Chicago Icon Award" at the upcoming Annual Award & Recognition Brunch on October 17 at the Ashton Place Banquet Hall.