Rev

The president of Blackburn Sports Marketing brings us up to speed on how she navigates her life in the fast lane with a bit of pizzazz.

The beauty queen talks about how her charitable endeavors intersect with the Indy fashion scene.

At Rev, the best outfits and accessories show love for Indy’s most famous heritage.

Jerry Lee Atwood, perhaps the most prominent Indy-based fashion designer right now, finally showed his work on the Rev red carpet last month. Atwood, a tailor known for embellished Western wear, himself appeared in Vogue earlier this year in his own garments and outfitted the other three designers who were featured alongside him in the […]

“We might go a little crazy on Blondie’s cookies, though.”

Guests and drivers walk the red carpet at Saturday’s Rev event at IMS.

Rub elbows with chefs and track personalities while dining on driver-inspired dishes at Rev.

A ticket to the new(ish) tradition at the track is a chance to mingle with stars such as Andrew Luck, Vic Vegas, and the whole IndyCar crew.

We ate our way through two pavilions of food vendors at the Speedway’s third annual Rev event on Saturday night. We’re putting these dishes on victory podium.

I had been told I might see celebrities, and I was not disappointed.

A new lakeside restaurant opens in Cicero, and celebrity chefs will return for the second annual Rev event.

And he hopes something about the month of May never changes.

The threat of rain might have sent partygoers under the cover of tents during the weekend’s Rev festivities at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. But spirits were not dampened during the evening party.

IndyCar drivers’ sweethearts including Emma Davies Dixon, Bronte Tagliani, and more, plus a range of local notables, made their way to IMS for the first-ever event, a glamorous affair.

Guests included two toques of TV fame—chef Vic Vegas, who appeared on Food Network’s Next Food Network Star, Chopped All-Stars, and Food Truck Face Off; and Spike Mendelsohn of Bravo’s Top Chef Chicago.