John Green Goes To the MTV Movie Awards

He should probably get used to the fame, as The Fault in Our Stars will surely be a juggernaut at next year's MTV Movie Awards.

Indiana Sen. Donnelly Comes Out in Favor of Gay Marriage

Previously both a fiscal and social conservative, Donnelly now expresses the belief that supporting same-sex marriage is "the right thing to do."

Q&A: Stephanie Swanson, Indy Pride Festival Chair

The Circle City IN Pride Festival saw a spike in attendance in 2012, both in terms of volunteer manpower and goers at every one of a week's worth of events from June 2 through 9. Here, Stephanie Swanson, 2012 Indy Pride chair, shares her thoughts on the successes, shortcomings, and opportunities that Indy Pride, Inc., and the Indianapolis LGBT community have both now and moving forward.

Indiana Gears Up For Election Day; Brent Terhune Tweaks The Right

The Monthly Weekly chats with contributing editor Adam Wren and local comedy phenom Brent Terhune.

Editor’s Note, March 2016: The Effect of the Cultural Trail

There are more reasons than ever to linger downtown—primarily thanks to the trailblazing path.
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Leaps of Faith: Sandy Sasso's Story

Sunday-school director was an “acceptable” position for women, but not the one for which I had studied. There had to be doubts about a woman performing rabbinic functions, but the congregation decided the risk was worth taking.

For Some Hoosiers Cosplay Isn’t Just A Hobby, But A Way...

Even with events like Gen Con cancelled, Indy’s cosplay hobbyists are living their dream.

The Irvington Halloween Festival Rides Again

Your guide to the festival that's been haunting trick-or-treaters since 1927.

Season On The Rink

The years 1978 to 1985 were downtown Indy’s own Ice Age.