By Beth Belange
[Street Team: Blog - Jul. 29, 2010]
On Wednesday, July 28th NUVO released its new "Best of Indy" guide to the public. The Street Team ventured into the hot sun to crash Monument Circle, distributing and talking with the lunchtime walkers of Indianapolis.
The elegantly understated chanteuse is striking out on her
own with "Goodnight Charlotte," a collection of vividly-constructed songs she recorded with
cellist Grover Parido.
For years John Muylle played a pied piper on local stages, building audiences into ecstatic frenzy as frontman for the absurdist glam rock band Everthus the Deadbeats. Then one day, he found he was losing followers.
On tour behind their new album "Something for Everyone," DEVO didn't neglect the Midwestern cities that first puzzled over their performance art more than thirty years ago.
An interview with the classically-trained pianist, composer and educator who has begun incorporating jazz influences in her work after a summer spent studying the genre in France.
By Beth Belange
[Street Team: Blog - Jul. 28, 2010]
Hamilton County's Cool Creek Park hosted one of the best concerts of the summer, Polka Boy. It was a beautiful night and no one could ask for anything better than being serenaded by one of the best and most fun polka bands in Indiana.
By Beth Belange
[Street Team: Blog - Jul. 28, 2010]
Weather forced the showing inside, but it didn't dampen the fun. The IMA showed Monty Python and the Holy Grail as part of its Summer Nights Film Series last Friday.
On Wednesday, July 28th NUVO released its new "Best of Indy" guide to the public. The Street Team ventured into the hot sun to crash Monument Circle, distributing and talking with the lunchtime walkers of Indianapolis.
Hamilton County's Cool Creek Park hosted one of the best concerts of the summer, Polka Boy. It was a beautiful night and no one could ask for anything better than being serenaded by one of the best and most fun polka bands in Indiana.
Weather forced the showing inside, but it didn't dampen the fun. The IMA showed Monty Python and the Holy Grail as part of its Summer Nights Film Series last Friday.
Last week NUVO was invited out to the IMS to compete against other local media in the Sprint Cup Media Challenge, to win $1,000 for a charity of the winner's choosing. The race for a giant novelty check was decided by .47 seconds, and a young journalist was dealt a crushing blow to his bucket list.
The elegantly understated chanteuse is striking out on her
own with "Goodnight Charlotte," a collection of vividly-constructed songs she recorded with
cellist Grover Parido.
For years John Muylle played a pied piper on local stages, building audiences into ecstatic frenzy as frontman for the absurdist glam rock band Everthus the Deadbeats. Then one day, he found he was losing followers.
On tour behind their new album "Something for Everyone," DEVO didn't neglect the Midwestern cities that first puzzled over their performance art more than thirty years ago.
An interview with the classically-trained pianist, composer and educator who has begun incorporating jazz influences in her work after a summer spent studying the genre in France.
Breweries in Indianapolis date back to before the Civil War. But it wasn't until a year ago that Indianapolis finally got a full production brewery it could call its own, Sun King.
NASCAR fans and racers alike, rallied at the historic Indianapolis Motor Speedway on Sunday July 25th. The Brickyard 400, 160 laps in the intense summer heat was bested by Jamie McMurray in the number 1 Bass Pro Shop car.
4 stars, this story is set in a world of great poverty, yet filmmaker Debra Granik refuses to play tourist and gawk at what goes on. Her point of view is matter-of-fact, much like the actions of the teenage character trying to save her family.
The ApocaDocs, Jim and Michael, bring you the Pre-Apocalypse News & Info Quiz (PANIQuiz) for the week beginning Monday, July 19, to test your knowledge of current environmental news.
Some – including me – have dated the death of journalism to the OJ trial. That marked the takeover of TV over print and all journalism stopped. Journalism via TV became a sport of viewing, not uncovering. We’re still in that world.
And then there is Mel Gibson, who keeps giving Jesus a bad name. Obviously, Gibson has a lot of contradictory impulses going on, none seemingly in check.
What
else can explain the rise of the new no-and-know-nothing party, the Tea Party,
which the press covers as if it means something, but the only thing it means is
that the no-and-know-nothings find great comfort in large crowds of similar
like-minded company?
On Wednesday, July 28th NUVO released its new "Best of Indy" guide to the public. The Street Team ventured into the hot sun to crash Monument Circle, distributing and talking with the lunchtime walkers of Indianapolis.
For years John Muylle played a pied piper on local stages, building audiences into ecstatic frenzy as frontman for the absurdist glam rock band Everthus the Deadbeats. Then one day, he found he was losing followers.
On tour behind their new album "Something for Everyone," DEVO didn't neglect the Midwestern cities that first puzzled over their performance art more than thirty years ago.
Hamilton County's Cool Creek Park hosted one of the best concerts of the summer, Polka Boy. It was a beautiful night and no one could ask for anything better than being serenaded by one of the best and most fun polka bands in Indiana.
Weather forced the showing inside, but it didn't dampen the fun. The IMA showed Monty Python and the Holy Grail as part of its Summer Nights Film Series last Friday.
NASCAR fans and racers alike, rallied at the historic Indianapolis Motor Speedway on Sunday July 25th. The Brickyard 400, 160 laps in the intense summer heat was bested by Jamie McMurray in the number 1 Bass Pro Shop car.