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Net gains.

“Even if I weren’t doing tricks for two hours, I’d still have to be onstage and in character the whole time.”

It’s Thanksgiving week, so we’re prepping our bodies with walking tacos.

“Though firing up an outdoor grill is the signature move of barbecue establishments, any type of restaurant is free to break out the Weber.”

“Looks like a great lineup, just needs more Buffett.”

Between weiner dogs at Germanfest and weiner jokes from Amy Schumer, we’ll be laughing our way to Monday.

We’re looking forward to a weekend of Vonnegut opera, craft cocktail tours, and Home-A-Rama.

Sir Ian “Gandalf” McKellen goes for $80,000 to $100,000. And beaming in William “You Know Who He Is” Shatner will set you back $100,000.

One of our all-time favorite Indiana funnymen headlines at Bankers Life Fieldhouse on July 23. Here’s your guide to the essential Jim Gaffigan.

“When you lose something like basketball, which is everything to me—I feel like I took a lot of things for granted in this game,” he says.

For Bird, the commitment to giving goes back to his upbringing in French Lick, “growing up in a small town” where he and his family “didn’t have a lot,” he says. “But we were greatly benefited by gifts.”

Where else are you going to wear all that gold? You know it’s not really your color.

The artsy environs at the Alexander hotel make Cerulean the perfect place to discuss Mark Rothko’s play Red, showing at the Indiana Repertory Theatre.

“Bobby ‘Slick’ Leonard: Heart of a Hoosier” depicts the impact one man can have on a family, a team, a city.

Question: If you could press a button and make one Indy thing vanish forever, which would you choose?