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“The umbrella priority is to become an athlete-centric organization. That’s our ultimate goal.”

“I think the American experience is best represented in the middle of the country,” he says, “and to talk about [that] through my work is an entry point to talking about who we are as people.”

See this clip for the cinematic story based on the book Freeing the Whales by Indy's own Tom Rose. The film stars Drew Barrymore,...

"There's a lot to it as far as obviously your typicals, the songs and the lines, but also the acrobatics," he says. "There's a lot to get in my head, but it's getting there."

Five tips for avoiding Indy's money pits.

An outstanding collection of midcentury-modern architecture

Local celebrities share their favorite activities, products, and eateries from Indy for Best of Indy 2015.

A guide to prime living locations in Indianapolis for twentysomething pros, with a few surprises: “I have seen anything from random shopping carts on fire hydrants to dresses on stop signs.”

Want to haggle on a hot tub? Wait ’til the last day. Vendors would rather not haul them off.

He is an Indianapolis native, reality TV star, and all of 24 years old now. As a New York–based model, Austin Armacost once infamously dated fashion designer Marc Jacobs. Boys become men, but this one did so on camera, for the world to see. He's one of the hedonistic stars of The A List: New York, a self-descriptive, loud and rowdy program on the LOGO channel following the lives of six gay and bisexual men in New York City. The show is produced by the Manhattan-based True Entertainment, also responsible for the like-minded Real Housewives of Atlanta. It is now appearing on UK and European TV.