Arts & Culture

Banned Books Week starts on September 27. Here’s a list of six reads that rebel against the system.

“Finally Luck is back to his old form—fall way behind then lead a desperate late-game comeback.” – @EvanWest1

Is the Colts coach a Lame Chuck?

“I think I might be opening for the popemobile driving in,” Gaffigan quipped in an interview with Terry Gross on NPR’s ‘Fresh Air.’

“Among Attucks’s tight-knit alumni network, news of the perceived slight spread like fire.”

Indy residents that need a dose of charm can look to these charm classes in Indy for guidance.

“You could mark that night as the beginning of a period that was not good for our franchise,” says Donnie Walsh. “It really hurt us dramatically.”

Could a department-store charm school reform a rebellious teen into a model citizen?

The Colts sucked. Twitter did not. Here are some of the best tweets from the Colts monday night loss.

Joshua Bell and his $12 million, 302-year-old Stradivarius open the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra’s season September 26.

In America Needs Talent, Jamie Merisotis writes about the state of college in the U.S., where less than 25 percent of students attend full time and live on campus with the support of their parents.

An interactive look inside Carlie Irsay-Gordon’s office, from the 20 year-old game balls to Jim Irsay’s handmade snowmen ornaments.

Live tweets from the GOP debate on Wednesday night competed with some of the Taylor Swift Twitter chatter, both brought out the pre-teen in all of us.

Lucas Oil Stadium’s gazillion-dollar, taxpayer-funded retractable roof no longer retracts. The Capital Improvement Board decided to keep the roof closed for Monday’s Colts-Jets game and, pending an investigation and possible repairs, indefinitely.

This art-lover has a spot on the Eiteljorg Museum’s board of advisers. Can you guess the Irsay sister?