Arts & Culture

John Green day, local celebrity appearances, and the inspiration behind pranks in the movie. Our list of fun from the Get Lost Get Found tour in Indy.

HS: I remember you shouting out some “Blank Space” lyrics.
JG: I’m not afraid to say “boys only want love if it’s torture.”

“There is a story that reads like a really good murder mystery, without the murder. Everybody just settle in, because this is a fascinating story.”

How to beat last call, protect your lawn spot, and more advice from a concert veteran.

Beefcake: Colts linemen bare all for ESPN.

Green, Cara Delevingne, and Nat Wolff will host a Q&A panel. The event will also include a sneak preview of a brief scene from the movie, which hits theaters on July 24.

Classes for budding Amy Schumers, Jack Whites, Ed Carpenters, and more.

The NASCAR champ will finish his career this year with more than 90 wins. Can he make it six Brickyards?

Resources for renting your way to a fantastic summer, featuring paddleboards, pontoon date nights, kayaking tours, and more.

The heart of Plainfield holds one surprise (cool yarn shop!) after another (fantastic bike trail!).

I’ve buried quite a few stinkers these past 31 years, but you would never have known it from their funerals.

John Green doesn’t take his fame seriously, so why should we? Here, a slightly absurd chart of the author’s connections to the stars.

In preparation of the Rolling Stones coming to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway July 4, we quizzed celebrities and local personalities on their first concert. Their answers are a bit surprising. All we can say is, Andrew Luck’s beard makes total sense now!

“Coming into office, I knew we were way behind many other cities,” Ballard says.

Some freedom-crushing wonk in the Beech Grove junta decided that watermelon rinds stuffed into public garbage containers punctured the plastic bags and made a mess.