“I started caring less about what people say. [Style] is about who I am — not who I should be. I shouldn’t be defined by how I look or what I choose to wear.”
Spring into new activities
Read on to see the Culture section’s favorite springtime activities.
Hub for Black Affairs and Community Engagement hosts poetry night
The “Black on Both Sides” poetry night highlighted two local Black artists and created a space for engaging dialogue.
Recognizing Ramadan at Butler
Muslims and non-Muslims alike are welcome to participate in the Iftaar event.
Unveiling Noah Kahan: From Vermont to TikTok to global fame
“His lyrics make other people feel [the way] he’s feeling and not feel alone in their experiences.”
Lizzy McAlpine enters a new era with ‘Older’
“McAlpine is stepping into the major indie scene and bringing all her delicately crafted sound, quiet introspection and fresh enlightenment with her.”
Comforting cartoons
“‘Looking back on cartoons from when I was a kid has taught me so many new lessons as an adult. Sometimes I need that little reminder that I have good people around me.’”
Adult animation: An ever-changing industry
It is not a formatting difference. It is a change in what the audience wants from the show.
Film Fanatics: ‘Dune: Part Two’ is a sci-fi sandstorm
“The flawless casting, extraordinary visuals and futuristic vibrancy solidify ‘Dune: Part Two’ as one of the decade’s best sci-fi films.”
THE LUME: Dalí Alive
The third installation of THE LUME INDIANAPOLIS exhibit features works by Salvador Dalí.