Arts & Culture

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

U.S. District Court Judge Richard L. Young did not issue a stay on his ruling, meaning that same-sex couples can marry at will without delay.

The people of Columbus want to keep building. In the words of J. Irwin Miller, “Never play it safe. Take the big risk.”

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.'”

Ram remains alive in men’s doubles action at the All England Club—and has his work cut out for him.

“Players will run through a brick wall for this guy.”

“There are actually a lot of fish that have this condition, but I thought it was pretty damn hilarious,” says Matthew Niemiller.

Question: If you could press a button and make one Indy thing vanish forever, which would you choose?

Let the Instagram haters do their thing. The fact is that Lance Stephenson never fails to amuse—and his shot, even in the offseason, remains silky sweet.

His nine-year tenure with the Colts was historic—and let’s not forget his cameo appearance on TV’s ‘Criminal Minds’ as a cub detective.

“I just want to be normal again,” says the occasional Hoosier. “It’s not normal to be shopping and have people yelling just your name in the aisles.”

The World Cup comes just two months after the debut of the Indy Eleven. While the world’s game has long struggled to find permanent footing stateside, interest in the sport has been rekindled.

Mining the city’s first-ever deep tunnel and the largest public-works project in Indianapolis’s history has required the help of experts from all over the country.

A law enforcement leader says 92,000 comers descended on Indy Pride’s annual LGBT festival downtown, with roughly 35,000 goers at the companion parade.