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"I called my tights my python pants, because they nearly strangled me to death," says Ward.

The funnyman Gaffigan posted a clip to his 2.1 million Twitter followers after attending the Indy NFL organization's training camp.

"It was great to win $4,000. But I let them set my painting on fire and chainsaw it in half anyway."

It has been a rough few years for the guy who once called himself (albeit ironically) “Mr. Happy Go Lucky.” But as usual, Mellencamp has turned that sorrow into great music.

Cara Delevingne will star alongside Nat Wolff, who was previously featured in The Fault in Our Stars and befriended John Green during that movie's shooting.

Jaguars and Land Rovers get free valet parking. Thank Tom Wood. Also: Book early for Michael Feinstein or Tony Bennett.

The exhibit includes a picture of women playing baseball in the 1890s, five decades before the movie characters portrayed by Geena Davis and Madonna had a “League Of Their Own” during World War II.

Dozens of music acts, as well as Indie Arts & Vintage Marketplace vendors, food trucks, and more populated Broad Ripple Park August 29 through September 1 for the second-ever WARMfest.

Valerie Rockey should win because the show crowns America's Favorite Dancer, not the best dancer on the show. Choreographers don't give her much to do in group numbers, but her gift all season has been personality.

Deciding which musical acts to check out at this weekend’s WARMfest—close to 60 performances in four days at Broad Ripple Park—is a daunting prospect. But an hour-long preview show airing tonight on 90.1 WFYI can help.