Stories tagged with "entertainment"
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Music with no strings attached
Joshua Bell has played with the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra more than a dozen times since he helped write the first chapter in its “Symphony on the Prairie” history...
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The American Pianists Association turned 30 this year, and, contrary to the ‘60s cry of "Don’t trust anyone over 30," the organization shows more signs of...
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Original cabaret Shannon Forsell, director of the Cabaret at the Connoisseur Room, 127 E. Ohio St., is presenting an original show written by her former high school choral...
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Spirit & Place festival promotes positive change
The annual Spirit&Place festival is streamlined from 16 days to 10 this year, but it would be a mistake to refer to the collaborative community project as small. Forty events...
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Sarah Palin book tour coming to Indiana
NEW YORK — Sarah Palin will make in appearance in Noblesville as part of her “Going Rogue” book tour. Instead of promoting the book in major cities like San Francisco and...
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HIV program Thursday to feature model-actor Boris Kodjoe
Model and actor Boris Kodjoe, a star of Showtime’s “Soul Food” who appears in “Surrogates” opposite Bruce Willis, will headline the Sixth Annual HIV...
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Chris Isaak to perform at Murat in December
Chris Isaak will perform Dec. 30 at the Murat Theatre, 502 N. New Jersey St. Known for the 1990 hit single “Wicked Game” and television’s “The Chris Isaak...
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No memorable birthday party is complete without a real surprise, and the International Violin Competition of Indianapolis had a good one Monday — the unpublicized appearance...
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Chris Isaak to play Murat on Dec. 30
Chris Isaak will perform Dec. 30 at the Murat Theatre, 502 N. New Jersey St. Known for 1990 hit single “Wicked Game” and television’s “The Chris Isaak Show” and “The Chris Isaak...
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Eclectic music and film are an interesting blend
The Indianapolis Museum of Art provided an elegant setting for Sunday’s screening of “The BQE,” but the film offered few images of style and grace. Musician...
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Concerts marking anniversaries offer opportunities for marketing, learning
Before they went to composition software, composers used to scribble notes on music manuscript paper. If a few famous portraits of the masters can be believed, they often strolled...
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Wall comes tumbling down in concerts
Two local music organizations have grabbed a chance to reach out and touch a feel-good world event this season. The Indianapolis Chamber Orchestra, celebrating its 25th...
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Two concerts will mark the 100th birthday of IU's Josef Gingold
Celebrating the birthdays of major performers and teachers is relatively rare in classical music. Composers get lots more attention. In Indiana, however, master teacher Josef...
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Assistant professor of music, UIndy
Ariana Kim is in her first year of teaching in the music department at the University of Indianapolis, and the 26-year-old violinist has already appeared in three Faculty Artist...
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'Elephant Man' turns the tables
That Indianapolis Civic Theatre is opening “The Elephant Man” on Halloween weekend seems to lend new power to an already gripping play. If today’s spooky holiday...
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Music, dance, hands-on activities mark local celebrations
When Juan Manuel Guzman commemorates the “Day of the Dead,” he will remember his grandmother Francis Rodriguez, who died last November at age 86. “I plan to make...
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Time For Three heads into schools
You’ll be seeing a lot more of Time for Three in Indianapolis during the next few years. This unusual trio, co-founded by Zach De Pue, concertmaster of the Indianapolis...
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Violin and winds The Butler University Wind Ensemble, conducted by Robert Grechesky, will welcome a concertmaster from the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra as soloist for the first...
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The Michael Jackson film is called “This Is It,” but the question for fans is: What is it? There have been no advance previews, leaving ticket buyers guessing about...
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Cosby's timeless humor always resonates
To hear Bill Cosby tell it, he got his comedic start as a bartender in 1960 with “about 10 great dirty jokes.” To be clear, those jokes probably wouldn’t be...
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Feed Me/Drink Me: Say Good-Bye, Wolgang. "Good-bye, Wolfgang" by Chris Vannoy
http://feedmedrinkme.blogspot.com/2009/03/say-good-bye-wolgang-good-bye-wolfgang.html
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US multimillionaire Nazi sympathizer was building dirty bomb before wife killed him by Jonathan Boho
http://bangornews.com/detail/99263.html This story kinda buries the lead, but the upshot is this trust-fund millionaire in Maine was VERY ups…
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Recovering Journalist: Doing the Math on Online Newspaper Subscriptions by Chris Vannoy
There’s a reason why most journalists–including myself–were liberal arts majors. It’s because, well, as Barbie once said, …
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Content Bridges: Paid Content: You Can't Tell the Players Without a Scorecard by Chris Vannoy
If you’ve actually looked at your cable bill lately, you know it’s undecipherable. Cablevision — owner of Newsday — c…
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"Individuated" news tested - The Denver Post by Chris Vannoy
“Individuated” news tested
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