Arts & Culture

“I don’t read many of my reviews. I have anxiety issues, so even reading a pleasant review fills me with existential dread.”

Make sure you’re on time.

“You never know if a pane of glass will break, or anything like that. You never walk by a toilet before the period starts.”

“It seems like the last thing you should do to an expensive indoor stadium is fill it with dirt.”

Who says Hoosiers aren’t cultured?

No ordinary park for no ordinary city.

“I’m tired of trekking out to the Speedway to see the lights, but not the same lights we saw at Newfields. Different lights. Different nights. Same idea.”

“I’ve journaled my whole life, and writing has been very therapeutic. From being homeless to being deployed, I’ve turned to storytelling to get through. I want younger generations to fall in love with reading and writing again.”

A local video-game publisher levels up in the internet age.

The first designer to win the Coty Award, fashion’s equivalent of the Oscars, when it was introduced in 1943.

“This is why it’s going to work,” says the Hall’s founder. “Whiting has shown how they can get people there. They embrace this silliness.”

Some packages benefit from a seasonal sprucing-up.

Unlike most jigsaw puzzles, the final product is designed to be displayed, not boxed right back up.

“Today’s urban planners would call it a great way to ‘activate’ the space. But while it was fun, it wreaked havoc on the Monument itself.”

“I’ve seen a dad try to cover his daughter’s eyes and ears because he didn’t know what he had brought her to.”