Pop Culture

Whether as a key player in the 2012 WNBA Championship, founder of the Catch the Stars Foundation supporting youth literacy and fitness, or owner of Tea’s Me cafe, the hall of famer has been part of the fabric of Indianapolis. Now, as Pacers Sports & Entertainment ambassador, her impact on the city continues.

Artists shape Indianapolis, and Indianapolis shapes artists. The six creatives profiled understand this relationship intimately. Some arrived in the city from as far away as New England and Brazil. Others grew up here. But all bring fresh perspectives, ambitious projects, and commitments to give back to the community that either spawned them or provided a safe space where their talents could flourish. Their contributions to our city, whether it be in paint, music, dance, or the written word, are just beginning.

Welcome to September, when fall should ostensibly be starting to peek its head out. Why is it still so hot?! We don't know, but...

Music, art, and culture took over Fountain Square as over 5,000 attendees came together to experience Indy's flagship hip-hop festival.

A 1960 ice cream carton from Al Green’s eastside drive-in conjures sweet memories.

The misfortunes of an early writing career now has Riley Sager as one of the top authors in thrillers and horror.

Pigasus Pictures is currently filming 1980’s-era women’s sports story in Bloomington.

A new book shines a light on the aviator’s life and the enduring enigma of her death.

In Contrapposto, the celebrated author returns to his midwestern roots -- and delivers the perfect summer read.

Calling all bibliophiles and race fans. Add a few of these new titles from authors with Indianapolis 500 connections to your Month of May reading list.