Entertainment

Almost everyone in Indianapolis should be familiar with Russell’s work, even if they didn’t realize it. The large cutout people with the words “we,” “us,” and “all” at the corner of Michigan Street and Mass Ave. is one of the best examples of Russell’s public art.

Straight No Chaser comes back home for its 20th anniversary.

You don’t have to travel to a galaxy far, far away to experience Rogue One: A Star Wars Story the way it was intended.

An insane asylum with eight iconic women? Chamber Music certainly has its quirks.

It was clear that not only could Brown sing opera—she had a rare gift. Her upper register was high and melodic, and she commanded it with equal lightness or fullness. Her lower register was deep and mellow.

“We, sir—we—are the diverse America who are alarmed and anxious that your new administration will not protect us, our planet, our children, our parents, or defend us and uphold our inalienable rights,” said actor Brandon Victor Dixon.

Costumes in the ‘Dressing Downton’ exhibition include hunting tweeds, formal gowns, servant get-ups, and a splendid purple number Maggie Smith wore.

Even better than the movie. Honest.

Bring your dirty minds but maybe not your really young kids.

An Indiana-set Heartland movie, a bestselling author reading, and spooky music.

Episode 5 of the Talking IN Circles podcast from Indianapolis Monthly features a conversation with Heartland Film Festival’s Greg Sorvig. Heartland is celebrating its 25th year with a record number of films and entries. We chat Hoosier filmmaking, Star Wars, and celebrity sightings with the Director of Programming and Marketing.

“I couldn’t get past episode three or four. Too scary.”

A stage version of Rocky Horror? We’re shivering with antici …

A look back at the Irvington Halloween Festival’s beginnings—and the spooky fun in store this month.

Between weiner dogs at Germanfest and weiner jokes from Amy Schumer, we’ll be laughing our way to Monday.