Books, TV & Radio

Keith O’Brien’s latest book deep dives into one of the most improbable runs in men’s college basketball history and provides surprising insight into how difficult it was to get Larry Bird to embrace playing college basketball.

THE MOVIE DEAD Man’s Wire, directed by Gus Van Sant and opening in theaters nationally on January 15, retells the sordid saga of Tony...

Johnson County librarian Lisa Lintner, one of our state’s leading voices for intellectual freedom, insists she’s not a mere guardian of books, but a champion for people.

IU Bloomington librarian Willa Liburd Tavernier uses data to ensure that everyone, regardless of social class or economic means, has access to the same information.

IU Indianapolis librarian Billy Tringali has leveraged manga as a novel teaching tool and gained worldwide recognition in the process.

Author Maurice Broaddus fell into the role that saw him transform The Oaks Academy library—and he wouldn’t have had it any other way.

Laurel Setser is setting a fresh new standard for the environment at Avon-Washington Township Public Library.

Animal encounters, book bars, and dance classes for adults were just a few of the fun and leisure activities that Hoosiers loved most this year.

The Indiana Fever and other women's sports teams of Indianapolis stole the spotlight this year while podcasts, theater, and art house movies took center stage.

Two Indianapolis podcasters who spent years reporting on the Delphi murders witnessed the benefits of the true crime community’s hive mind—but they also saw where the trend goes horribly wrong. The authors of the just-released book Shadow of the Bridge recall one of the case’s darkest chapters.