Arts & Culture

Said @djindianajones of the Atlanta Hawks’ Shelvin Mack, “Right now we don’t care if u went to butler or pike it’s game 7!!!! #gopacers”

Sadly, that’s not the only shot Hibbert or his teammates took on social media last night. Here’s a sampling of the sporty spice tweeted about them.

Kaufman controlled Bonnie Raitt’s “I Can’t Make You Love Me” with pitch perfection. When he mixes gospel roots with that soulful jazz tone, it’s hard to think he won’t make the show’s Top 2.

Follow our (runaway) train of thoughts as one of Indy’s own performs for America, his sights set on seizing a spot in the program’s Top 5.

Ryan Gosling graced one sign held up by an Indy Mini bystander, another instant classic from the “Hey Girl” series.

“One overrated comedian: Kevin Hart,” Epps said in a radio interview. “In this business right here, guess what? Sometimes marketing could be bigger than talent.”

Those 2014 Cadillac Barbie Pride Parade grand marshals include “a Bag Lady, an Indiana Fever guard, and two prominent soldiers in the battle against HJR-3.”

Do see this production, perhaps the best community-theater take on a massive musical that you’ll see locally for some time around Indianapolis.

Best Restaurants, Orangutans at the Zoo, and a refugee’s harrowing tale. Those features, plus a new Jewish film fest, a video recipe featuring Milktooth’s Venezuelan arepas, our columnists, and more stories and photos.

The Hoosierist would love to serve up a racy origin story for Kokomo’s Silk Stocking District, but the facts won’t cooperate.

The purgatorial Pacers have put their fans through much since March, and tonight we see if they have the bite to climb back and level the series.

“Folsom Prison Blues” has become something of a standard for the five-time NFL MVP.

What’s striking about Trembling is the silence and the secrecy about such desires that pervade most Orthodox Jewish communities.

About a year ago, Indy lawyer Bob Epstein looked around the country and realized there are about 60 Jewish film festivals—even one in South Bend—but that Indianapolis had never had one.

“[Usher] told me to practice in the mirror—once facing it, once in profile one way, and once in profile the other way, occasionally making eye contact with myself,” Kaufman tell IM. “It really helped me focus on connecting with the audience.”