Entertainment

The film starts with a good 10 minutes showing dust swirling prismatically in space. It’s pure and beautiful.

The “Trainwreck” star plays Bankers Life this Sunday.

The Comedy Crossroads Festival is more proof that Indianapolis is turning into a world-class city.

Elvis fans, get ready to rock ‘n roll like it’s 1956.

Potterheads, get ready for a one-week movie marathon in celebration of the iconic series’ 15th anniversary.

“All of what I do contains an element of social relevance. I love projects that feel like they couldn’t have been made two years ago.”

Four pieces of Nelson Mandela’s art collection, on display at the Long-Sharp Gallery through Friday, from the perspective of a newbie and an expert.

“I got the opportunity to write for shows because of my standup, not the other way around, so I prefer standup.”

One of the city’s premier nightlife destinations announced today that it’s moving in 2017. Here are five reasons why—its top-selling shows of all time.

With an upcoming tour and an album set to be released next year, the legend is still finding new and exciting ways to bring the blues to audiences.

An urban-farm bike tour, art in Carmel’s streets, and a boat race on the canal.

Chandeliers and dance floors have replaced crops and horse stalls in these barns–turned–event spaces, Indy’s trendiest setting for gatherings. Take a gander.

Broad Ripple model shines in Kanye’s New York Season 4 show.

“Musicians in New Orleans entertain … It gets in your blood—that feeling, that music from New Orleans. You just hear it everywhere. It’s in the street, it’s on the corners, and it’s in clubs. In a great way, you can’t escape it if you live there.”

Exotic food, new beer, and how to see downtown’s first-ever light show.