Books, TV & Radio

A Bloomington author’s new book on the presidents’ autobiographies has our vote.

Who run the world? Girls.

It’s about Indy, of course.

“It was deeply personal for me because the political divide was what ripped my marriage apart.”

Indianapolis is about to become the Upside Down.

“The toughest part is when I’m reporting and I don’t know if it’s leading anywhere. Is there a question that’s worth answering, and even if there is, am I going to be able to answer it with intelligence?”

On Saturday, April 27, literary hubs around the state are going to give a toast to each bookstore that is ran by passionate readers.

I came away amazed at how deftly he juggles it all.”

“There were people standing and clapping for us as well as booing, so I felt a range of emotions. One thing I realized: We’re at a new level now.”

Enter: John Green. Wearing a bumblebee suit.

Why kids are skipping time-outs in favor of “chime outs.”

“When you’re dealing with absolutes like eating and sleeping, every generation can relate to that.”

Roxane Gay sent a flurry of tweets to her 421,000 followers, blasting the MWW for its “fatphobia.”

Maybe Padma knew she would eventually be GIF’ed making St. Elmo shrimp cocktail face.

“You can cheat people blind if you want to,” Mike Bursaw says. “But how do you look in the mirror if you do that kind of stuff?”