Arts & Culture

After winning The Voice this past fall, the South Bend band Girl Named Tom had to overcome a tragedy as they embarked on a supercharged career.

We had two photographers on the scene to capture images from the two events that kick-start the events leading up to Indianapolis 500.

Last year, 46-year-old Helio gleefully defied the odds to become only the fourth four-time winner of the Indy 500. No one has won five.

Professional women’s soccer makes its debut in Indy—finally.

Indy’s only drive-in theater reopens for the season. Here’s a preview you don’t want to skip.

We talked with Don McLean about the meaning behind his hit songs, the music industry of today, and what projects he’s working on.

Your essential Indiana poetry collection according to local literary figures.

After 28 years on the job, the Pacers’ director of media relations heads for the showers. We caught up with him for a few stories from his personal highlight reel.

The best show about Indiana right now is Showtime’s Billions. The series’ sixth season is rife with references to the Hoosier state.

This month, the IU Soul Revue—one of the nation’s oldest university Black music ensembles—gets the band back together for a 50th anniversary jam.

International adventurer and travel writer Brandon Presser, who recently moved to Indy, has a new book out with an endorsement from America’s Dad.

The state’s most spectacular hotel sets the scene of So Cold the River, a horror film adapted from Bloomington author Michael Koryta’s novel.

With the Carson Wentz trade, the Colts need a quarterback (again), so let’s go impulse shopping!

The executive editor and senior writer at Sports Illustrated discusses his recent article that looks into the “basketball bromance” between Bob Knight and Dean Smith and the future of great university coaches.

LEGO fans can step into an immersive experience at a pop-up bar coming to Indianapolis for two days only.