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The 20-year-old Franklin Central grad began dancing at age 3 at the Tippy Toes School of Dance on the south side.

We caught up with the singer before the show.

After headlining the 31-date Voice tour that wraps August 2, Kaufman will start recording his major-label debut album. Not bad for a guy who was performing solo at Potbelly on Monument Circle earlier this year.

The ultimate taste test may come soon at the State Fair. Though only Indiana breweries and wineries have been invited to participate this year, Carmichael would like to add the much-larger brands.

“WFYI is producing a documentary on IndyFringe that will air around the country in August,” she says.

Until The Lawn has a permanent space, “it’s really nothing more than a temporary facility that could go away at a moment’s notice.”

The Indiana Repertory Theatre hired him to create an original work for each of its nine plays in 2014-2015, and his style couldn’t be more appropriate: “I tend to paint dramatic, mysterious paintings anyway.”

A wonderfully poignant turn came courtesy of accompanist Ben Toth, whose arrangement of Sylvia Plath’s “Mad Girl’s Love Song” let Jackson wrap his voice around every sad, sexy line.

Previous incarnations of his ‘Cocktail Hour’ show featured arrangements of songs by Joni Mitchell, Tom Jones, Shirley Bassey, and Amy Winehouse.

See the 25-minute firework display condensed a bit more than a minute.

“Honest to Goodness.” So quaint! That motto, chosen by the Indiana Office of Tourism Development (a.k.a. Visit Indiana) to attract outsiders to the Hoosier State, received mixed reactions online shortly after its debut. Even so, the IOTD puts a positive spin on the phrase, with popular singer-songwriter and Indiana son Jon McLaughlin coming alongside to […]

For one, know what’s at stake: If the Americans waffle against the Belgians, we’re toast.

The longtime rapper and vocalist chats with us ahead of his gig at the Fountain Square Music Festival on July 4.

After banter about Green’s Internet fame and his charitable projects, Colbert, as is his wont, fired off the question that’s on no one’s mind.

“(Orchestras) would say, ‘Our audience won’t be interested in this.’ Our point was, ‘We aren’t looking for your audience. We’re looking for classic-rock fans.'”