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From comedy shows to outdoor events, we've handpicked eight things to do in Indy June 23-25 that are sure to captivate and entertain.

One might hope, however, that the influences on real-life American fathers are more like the former than the latter.

The Red Hot Chili Peppers open up about their beginnings and the changes they've had to make to withstand four decades of performing.

The comedian, actress, writer and producer discusses the importance of the "radical" Black comedic tradition in present-day Tennessee and elsewhere

We need more Archie Bunkers and Fred Sanfords today.

Mr. Holt, who grew up on the West Side, became a jazz legend in the 1960s and ’70s playing in a number of groups, including the Ramsey Lewis Trio. He also played a regular gig at the East Bank Club for 20 years until the pandemic lockdown.

Marlene Clark, who played Lamont's fiancée on Sanford and Son and stood out in the films Ganja & Hess and Switchblade Sisters, has died. She was 85.

He played many characters in his career, but he was best known by far for the one who said, “You doesn’t have to call me Johnson.”

"It’s okay to write a thing where the goal is for people to take a shit, read an essay, and chuckle," the best-selling author of Quietly Hostile explains.

The author of the new book “Quietly Hostile” is a fan of listening to Paul Mooney records, rereading “Gone Girl” and watching guys arguing about sports.