Arts & Culture

Potterheads, get ready for a one-week movie marathon in celebration of the iconic series’ 15th anniversary.

“All of what I do contains an element of social relevance. I love projects that feel like they couldn’t have been made two years ago.”

Four pieces of Nelson Mandela’s art collection, on display at the Long-Sharp Gallery through Friday, from the perspective of a newbie and an expert.

Lewis was a talented writer and a careful scholar. As played by McLean, he’s also a great comedic character. It is said that “God works in mysterious ways.” Perhaps He can, knowing such solid and exact messengers as Lewis come about along the way.

Which public-access course on Indiana’s Pete Dye Golf Trail suits you best?

Chatham Hills is the latest Pete Dye masterpiece. Oddly, three local courses all claim to be the first.

Indiana’s golf scene doesn’t have Michigan’s 800-plus courses, Chicago’s history as a tournament site, or the cachet of Florida, California, and Arizona. But we have something those places don’t: Pete Dye.

The IMS saw much more than left turns as host of the Red Bull Air Race over the weekend.

A first-hand look at what it’s like to fly in the Red Bull Air Race, coming up at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway this weekend.

How to score tickets for Harry Potter & the Tri(via) Wizard Tournament.

Four Indiana Bicentennial honorary events to mark your calendar for.

The Center for Ray Bradbury Studies once may have seemed, well, like science fiction. Yet the icy reception the genre once received from critics and academics has begun to thaw.

“I got the opportunity to write for shows because of my standup, not the other way around, so I prefer standup.”

One of the city’s premier nightlife destinations announced today that it’s moving in 2017. Here are five reasons why—its top-selling shows of all time.

Where does the Torch “sleep” at night?