COLUMN: Living through television
Columnist Lily Miller discusses the increase of food on television, especially Food Network.
Columnist Lily Miller discusses the increase of food on television, especially Food Network.
Starting Nov. 14, the IU DEFA Project will present DEFA Dialogues, a series of five film screenings and discussions. These films, however, are not ordinary films. In fact, many of them were thought to be lost after the fall of the Berlin Wall, and they focus on East Germany, a country that no longer exists.
On Nov. 12, the Ruth N. Halls Theatre will become the venue for a band of ill-behaved British characters from the 1920s, engaging in a fast paced comedy of bad manners in Noel Coward’s play “Hay Fever.”
WIUX 99.1 FM, IU’s student-run radio station, is asking for donations. They began their sixth Fall Pledge Drive Monday that will run until Nov. 19.
For those who think they have what it takes to be the next Broadway or Drumline star, there will be a “Best Kick or Drum Lick” contest at 2 p.m. today on the front steps of the IU Auditorium.
The gangsta rapper, who reigns from Gary, will return to his home state for a performance in Bloomington at 8 p.m on Thursday at The Bishop.
The Natives are playing their debut show at 8 p.m. today at The Bishop.
My friends and I sat in the car for a good five minutes pondering the age old-question that I’m sure our ancestors had to deal with when the weather dropped below 30 degrees on a Saturday night ... in their mini-skirts.
“Two Years at Bloomington’s Community Theater,” a nonprofit exhibit, will consist of 15 photographs from seven local professional photographers from Nov. 5 to Dec. 3 in the Atrium of Bloomington City Hall.
The Devotion art show gave artists who are IU students an opportunity to show what they had been working on without the pressures of being critiqued.
The Lagoon Brothers have played shows in Bloomington and plans to play Tuesday at The Bishop along with Austin Hoke and the Mayors and The Natives.
After a technical glitch set the College Dorm back a half-hour, the doors finally opened to the College Dorm Life Tour. Students poured inside, singing along to “Best I Ever Had” by Drake.
The IDS photographers covered the elections, John Mellencamp's concert, the men's soccer Big Ten Championship, Todd Rundgren on campus, "Rock the Runway" fashion show and more this week. See Our Week in Photos for our best work.
It’s not the Mercedes-Benz fashion week, it’s the first annual Styleta fashion show, “Rock the Runway,” which took place Thursday at the Willkie Auditorium.
Tattoo, video, ceramic and other non-traditional artists will take the stage at the second annual “Devotion” show Friday.
Willkie Auditorium will be filled with rock, R&B and hip-hop artists from across the United States. Musicians will be performing in the College Dorm Life Tour concert, presented by SoundProof Student Organization.
Models struck poses for Pakistan Wednesday at the “Fashion for Flood Relief." fashion show.
Former Jacobs School of Music student and acclaimed opera singer Angela Brown has donated all of her papers, news articles, photo clippings and other materials that review her life as a singer.
Music columnist Dan Alten discusses his rediscovering of the Temptations' hit “I Wish It Would Rain.”
Dancing shoes are advised for the 17th year of “A Potpourri of the Arts in the African American Tradition."