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Clint Breeze’s latest album a ‘Soul Evolution’

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Carrington “Clint Breeze” Clinton’s sound is synonymous with the musical landscape of Indianapolis: collaborative and ever evolving. For his 10th studio album, “Soul Evolution...
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Jewish Community Center to host documentary screening about MLK mentor

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The Jewish Community Center will host a free virtual screening of the documentary “Spiritual Audacity: The Abraham Joshua Heschel Story” at 7 p.m. Oct....
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‘The Book Club Play’ brings laughs, introspection to IRT

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After the past 18 months, Janet Allen, artistic director for Indiana Repertory Theatre (IRT), thought we could all use a laugh. To lighten the...
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What’s In A Name, Indy? Saint Bridget Roman Catholic Parish — Part Two

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The histories of St. Bridget Roman Catholic Church and St. Rita Roman Catholic Church are intertwined in Indianapolis. Both parishes operated schools that welcomed...
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Film review: ‘Mass’ a haunting, powerful slow burn

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“Why do I want to know about your son? Because he killed mine.” So begins the dramatic arc of “Mass,” one of the most intense...
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Civic Theatre production features first all-Black ensemble in 30 years

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When “The Color Purple” premieres at 7 p.m. Oct. 8, it will mark the first time in three decades that an all-Black ensemble put...
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Heartland Film Festival returns for 30th year

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For three decades, Heartland Film Festival has shared international hits and local, independent films alike. For its 30th year — last year confined to...
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Director of Equal Justice Initiative calls for proximity

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Bryan Stevenson, founder and executive director of Equal Justice Initiative — a nonprofit providing legal aid for prisoners around the country — called for...
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Legendary WTLC personality Vicki Buchanan dies

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Vicki Buchanan, the first female on-air personality at WTLC, died Oct. 4. The radio station confirmed her death online. She was 67. Affectionately called the...
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