Jonathan Scott

Jan. 23, 2013 — Here’s a clip of the folk-rock band, fronted by singer Leigh Nash with mainstay songwriter/guitarist Matt Slocum to her right, plays its biggest hit song at one of Indy’s 25 Best Bars, per IM’s January 2013 list: https://www.indianapolismonthly.com/best-bars

Jan. 19, 2013 — Butler University student Kevin Schwartz makes a half-court shot on his first attempt, to win $18,000 and end an 0-for-32 drought on such tries by students on ESPN’s “College GameDay” program.

The critically lauded sitcom Parks and Recreation—set in Pawnee, Indiana—strikes again. In this episode, airing on January 17, characters played by actors Rob Lowe, Aziz Ansari, Adam Scott, Nick Offerman, and Jim O’Heir go out for steaks at one of Indianapolis’ dining treasures. St. Elmo Steak House, as part of a bachelor party. “Tonight we […]

The former is the actress perhaps best known for playing “Sally” to Billy Crystal’s “Harry,” and the latter is some local corn-fed guy who was born in a small town once upon a time and went on to warble about pink houses and two creatures named Jack and Diane.

Introducing Hoo-Bans, makeshift Ray-Ban sunglasses with IU’s trademark candy stripes in the lenses.

The IU faithful will recall the last time these teams met: March 9, 2012, when the Badgers dismissed the Hoosiers from the Big Ten Conference tournament, 79-71.

https://www.prlog.org/12058734-stadium-journey-announces-101-best-stadium-experiences-of-2012.html

Department of Public Works trash collectors faced a cocky newcomer on Monument Circle today.

Champions were chosen based on the following criteria, with each bar rated on a scale from 1 to 10: visual appeal, creativity/originality, inventiveness of ingredients, and the balance of flavors and taste.

The Aristocrat presented “a refreshing cocktail that reminded us fondly of limoncello and summer evenings on the front porch swing.” Congrats to the victor, and to all of the mix-off’s participating bars.

Dec. 30, 2012 — Head coach Chuck Pagano, team owner Jim Irsay, and assorted players and coaches celebrate the Indianapolis Colts’ 28-16 victory over the Houston Texans to end the regular season. The Colts take an 11-5 record into the playoffs, and the Texans drop to 0-11 all-time in Indy.

Music videos and cocktails mix like J.Lo and backup dancers—this we learned from Tini, a petite bar with TVs where a four-round night might go something like this: