Entertainment

The state’s most spectacular hotel sets the scene of So Cold the River, a horror film adapted from Bloomington author Michael Koryta’s novel.

LEGO fans can step into an immersive experience at a pop-up bar coming to Indianapolis for two days only.

The Chesterton native performs in Indy on November 19, the first show since the typically apolitical comedian had a Twitter meltdown about Trump.

Nearly 40 years after Robert Weide began working on a documentary about Indiana author Kurt Vonnegut, the film finally hits screens this month. We caught up with the director to ask, among other things: What took so much time?

Mellencamp hasn’t cracked the Top 40 in almost three decades, but that doesn’t mean he hasn’t been productive.

Meet Midwxst, a local rapper who just signed with Geffen Records and has hundreds of thousands of listeners on Spotify.

An arbitrary, completely made up, and possibly incorrect list of the best Mellencamp ditties.

The international film festival premieres this week. Here’s eight flicks to add to your watch list.

As John Mellencamp turns 70, the Indiana icon reflects on a career that has transcended his “Pop Singer” beginnings and now represents what rock and roll was supposed to be all about: doing whatever he wants.

Your guide to the festival that’s been haunting trick-or-treaters since 1927.

Let the games begin.

The Return of (Indiana’s) Monsters of Rock.

The internationally acclaimed soul band recently released their third studio album, ‘Private Space.’

For their first full-attendance show in more than a year, a group of young thespians from around central Indiana are putting on the 1970s-era classic.

We chatted with the acclaimed critic and poet as he kicks off a stint as Booth Tarkington Writer-in-Residence.