Arts & Culture

Forty years ago, Larry Bird passed on a chance at big-time basketball. The small-town star left Bob Knight’s IU team before a single game and returned home.

From Indy to QVC, four home-shopping hosts celebrate their Hoosier roots.

And this, truth be told, is what I have always wanted for my child: I want her to be a Hoosier.

“He’s a new kind of genius,” says Julia Roberts. “Which of course means he’s regular old-time talent. He does everything, every part of the job.”

A national magazine learned about Indy’s Star Wars workout and told everyone.

Dads are hard to buy for—unless they love golf. Then this gift is a no-brainer.

“Broad Ripple is so much more than a late-night drinking destination. I see the Monon Trail and the development alongside as the true sign of the health of the neighborhood.”

“Yes. That’s velvet on the lapels, and there’s a silk lining. It’s very high-end.”

“People don’t actually believe me,” a jovial Daly admitted. “Especially after the last three years. It’s really happening.”

“This is what happens when you push all your chips to the center of the table on a bluff.”

Reggie Miller: I was a better shooter than Steph Curry.

“So the reindeers want carrots and you want Pepsi and pasta for Christmas this year. Great choice!”

Don’t know about Project for Awesome? Here’s three things you should know before it begins on December 12.

“You would think the beasts wouldn’t feel comfortable in an environment that blazes like the Vegas strip.”

Check out Indiana-raised actor Adam Driver’s top five roles before seeing him in theaters on December 18 as Star Wars VII’s Kylo Ren.