Arts & Culture

Who's in charge around here? That would be you, the person at the top of the chain, the head honcho, the Fearless Leader. Your desk...

The Indianapolis Motor Speedway is gearing up for the Indy 500 in a fashionable way this year. MELI, a local fashion brand founded by current...

Whether you’re looking to go out with family or friends this weekend, enjoy live music, visit a museum, art gallery or try out a...

When someone hears “Cinco de Mayo” they often envision active streets bustling with music, laughter and the pungent aroma of mouthwatering Latino dishes. Although...

A night of rhythm and soul is coming to Carmel as the Carmel Symphony Orchestra pays homage to the one and only Queen of...

Indianapolis-based author Charlotte Brown-Parrott is prioritizing the health, safety and wellbeing of Black children — and reminding them they have bodily autonomy. Brown-Parrott, originally from...

You are a product of what your parents do. They nurtured you, and you learned to nurture. They yelled, and you discovered that shouting was...

Indianapolis-based poet and author Chantel Massey is helping the local poetry scene grow and thrive. Massey, who wrote and published “Bursting At The Seams” in...

Highlighting the former glory of Indiana Avenue’s jazz scene, Freetown Village will present “A Musical Journey of Indiana Avenue” as part of its annual...

NEW YORK (AP) — Harry Belafonte has died at age 96. He was a dedicated activist and award-winning actor and singer. He sold millions of records and starred on stage and screen before scaling back his career and becoming a relentless supporter of civil rights and other causes. Belafonte not only participated in protest marches and benefit concerts, but helped organize and raise support for them. He worked closely with his friend and generational peer the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., often intervening on his behalf with both politicians and fellow entertainers. He died Tuesday of congestive heart failure at his New York home.