Arts & Culture

“When there’s a big event, like a concert, people come at 6 and they leave at 8. This kind of stuff—the chairs and tables—aren’t ever over. There weren’t hours on that.”

Everyone loves ping-pong. Indianapolis Colts tight end Dwayne Allen was spotted playing pick-up games hours before Monday Night Football in September.

The Colts get reacquainted with New England’s sweethearts. A handful of GIFs, Tweets, and videos tell this year’s story.

Colts tight end Dwayne Allen ran a route to Indy’s Coburn Place Safe Haven to promote domestic-violence prevention and assistance for victims and survivors.

Pretty boy Tom Brady served no time for the Deflategate crime, and there’s a sense that justice has not been served—yet.

The play arrives during a renewed national dialogue about race.

How many of these locally filmed movies have you seen?

“I go after the Republicans. I go after the Democrats. I go after everybody.”

Ask filmmakers what movies they want to see. Go watch those.

From Fat Dan’s authentic Chicago-style deli, to $2 Old Styles at Coaches Tavern these are the best bars for Chicago Cubs fans in Indianapolis.

Backup quarterback Matt Hasselbeck continues to yank the Colts back from the brink of disaster in Andrew Luck’s absence. For the second time in five days, the 40-year-old rallied Indianapolis to a win over an AFC Sloth opponent.

Local experimental-art collective Know No Stranger lampooned Silicon Valley product launches. The pitch: a robot, Ascme, that only responded to “the crispy rhythm of monosyllabic speech.”

From give them all the trophies now to throwing up at 2 a.m., the Colts quarterback situation has seen better seasons.

Among the emails Hillary Clinton sent as secretary of state—and recently released by the U.S. State Department—is one from 2010 in which she referred to Indianapolis as “basketball-crazed Indianoplace.”

As the Pacers dressed up as super heroes, Coach Frank Vogel apparently couldn’t decide between Morpheus from The Matrix and Burt Reynolds from Deliverance.