Arts & Culture

Never in my life have I lived anywhere with that kind of public accommodation. People go out of their way to be useful and helpful in a way that is unusual. There’s this base-level courtesy. After being in Los Angeles for an hour, I was like, “How come everyone is a jerk?”

Bizarre comedy star talks aliens, puppets, and his gripe with Christian Science church leadership.

The following is a growing list of areas filled with Pokéstops and Gyms. Don’t see your training grounds? Have your say.

“I know that with the past two Olympic Games that I’ve been in, there’s always been some sort of hype coming into the games as far as security or environmental issues or political issues. This one’s no different. Every games that I’ve been to have been absolutely amazing. I don’t think Rio will disappoint.”

“I can’t run like that anymore—I’m not what I used to be. But that place is exactly what it used to be because it’s a state park and has been protected.”

Heathers? The musical? Lick it up, baby. Lick. It. Up.

Lil Bub, working alongside Kevin Spacey and Jennifer Garner, makes her big screen debut next month in “Nine Lives.”

For the last 90 laps of the Indy 500, Rossi’s team strategist wanted him to do the impossible—go farther than the fuel he had could take him.

Lemon Tree Cookies is expanding its portfolio of petite pastries and making them available at retail outlets such as Fresco Italian Cafe on the canal and Wildwood Market in Fountain Square.

Teague has always felt passionate about his hometown—and has the ink to prove it. He got a Colts tattoo on his left arm a few years ago, then added the Indianapolis skyline, the 317 area code, and I-465 to his Hoosier sleeve.

A sweet summer celebration featuring celebrity scoopers, real live cows, and face painting.

“Sometimes I have hard times. I was bullied at two of my schools. At one of my schools, I was bullied because I had no hair. I was going through treatment.”

“I grew up on the other side of town, but we used to mountain-bike here when it was still a military base, so I remember the trucks and the guns and stuff. When I think of The Fort currently, I think of food, family, and fun. It’s a great place to spend the weekend. There’s just so much to do here now, and it used to be so empty.”

“Failure is not an option … We are working our tails off to make it happen.”

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