Arts & Culture

“You need not fear the Christmas Police, because when it comes to exterior holiday decorations, pretty much anything goes.”

Axe, no. Bow saw, yes.

I’m a free-range sports parent, I’m not sorry.

It was clear that not only could Brown sing opera—she had a rare gift. Her upper register was high and melodic, and she commanded it with equal lightness or fullness. Her lower register was deep and mellow.

To the extent that Milan’s victory inspired ‘Hoosiers,’ one could argue that ‘Hoosiers’ returned the favor, enshrining the game in the country’s collective sports-history consciousness. And here, to mark the 50th anniversary of the game that ‘Hoosiers’ celebrates, former Milan players and the film’s cast and crew hold court on making a sports movie for the ages.

Maybe the fact that almost 40 states already have film tax incentives just makes hers a better story—one with parallels to Hoosiers itself.

“We, sir—we—are the diverse America who are alarmed and anxious that your new administration will not protect us, our planet, our children, our parents, or defend us and uphold our inalienable rights,” said actor Brandon Victor Dixon.

A once-sleepy town on Old Michigan Road reinvents itself as a destination for antiquers—and pizza lovers.

Wise men would stop right after The Warmup, of course. We are not that.

The one where we celebrate Indy’s creativity with Brittany Mason of Creative Mornings: IND.

An in-depth chat on the outcome of the election and what it all means for the city, state, and Mike Pence in the White House.

“I’ve been an adopted Hoosier for almost 20 years, and the same people are at the events year after year and they’re just as excited every time they come.”

Prediction: Boilermakers and IU meet in title game—twice.

At some point in the last 30 years, it became A Thing to encourage uncoordinated, uninterested 5-year-olds to play organized basketball. I’m here to tell you that this is the dumbest, most helicopter-parent-y, most garbage idea to emerge in that same 30-year timeframe.

With every new season at the IMA, amateur and accomplished yogis alike gather for a six-week session with hour-long classes on Saturday mornings located somewhere around the museum’s grounds, gardens, or galleries. One day, the space could be the art and nature park; the next, before a painting by Dutch artist Jacco Olivier.