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From Bloomington to Broadway: IU alumnus receives Tony nomination

By Kelsey Collisi · Wednesday, June 1,2011 9:09 p.m.

Practicing on the caving-in roof of his New York City apartment, three months behind in rent and only a few months after he graduated from IU, Arian Moayed would have called becoming a Tony-nominated actor insane. Now, only a decade later, he feels the same.

Don't be bored this weekend

Wednesday, June 1,2011 7:36 p.m.

Here's something(s) to do.

A Bastion of Antiquity: Perfect from a Distance

By Alen Simic · Wednesday, June 1,2011 7:33 p.m.

Alen Simic shares the beauty and the beastly of his arrival in Nepal.

Crimson & Crowley: Decidated Follower of Fashion

By Andrew Crowley · Wednesday, June 1,2011 7:30 p.m.

Andrew Crowley weighs in on his (lack) of fashion sense.

Deadline to register for first-ever Hoosier Guitar Building Workshop is today

Wednesday, June 1,2011 12:05 p.m.

The deadline to register for the first-ever Hoosier Guitar Building Workshop is today. Click here to register.

Goings-on in the Bloomington arts scene

Monday, May 30,2011 4:35 p.m.

Here are a few events that are happening this week.

Reading Rainbow, Sleeping Bag perform at The Bishop

Sunday, May 29,2011 7:01 p.m.

Recently The Bishop welcomed Reading Rainbow and Sleeping Bag to its stage as part of its continued concerts during the summer in Bloomington.

A Broad in Venice: Five Star Food at the Freshest Prices

By Kayleen Cohen · Sunday, May 29,2011 2:32 p.m.

When I first arrived for my five weeks studying abroad in Italy I was forced to live this lifestyle, racking up huge tabs at various pizza-pasta joints around Venice. Now, settled into my apartment with 13 other IU students, we have all started to learn the tricks for eating well and eating cheap while studying abroad.

Cardinal Stage’s ‘Frog and Toad’ hits with both young and old

By Adam Lukach · Sunday, May 29,2011 2:30 p.m.

At the Cardinal Stage’s production of “A Year with Frog and Toad,” a sold-out crowd of parents and children, saw the latter jumping to their feet and both parties thoroughly enjoying the show.

A Broad in Venice: Five Star Food at the Freshest Prices

By Kayleen Cohen · Sunday, May 29,2011 1:42 p.m.

When I first arrived for my five weeks studying abroad in Italy I was forced to live this lifestyle, racking up huge tabs at various pizza-pasta joints around Venice. Now, settled into my apartment with 13 other IU students, we have all started to learn the tricks for eating well and eating cheap while studying abroad.

African Children’s Choir to visit Bloomington

By Lindsey Erdody · Wednesday, May 25,2011 8:49 p.m.

In 1989 Victor Thiessen quit his job, moved out of his apartment and joined the African Children’s Choir, an organization he knew very little about at the time.

What's good this weekend

Wednesday, May 25,2011 7:52 p.m.

The best of Bloomington goings-on this weekend.

Andy D takes his act westward

By Adam Lukach · Wednesday, May 25,2011 7:50 p.m.

Andy D looks absurd; donning a jean jacket and a fanny pack, forgoing a shirt and topping it all off with a rattail will have that effect.

Lilly Library showcases artistic side of Vonnegut, other classic authors

Wednesday, May 25,2011 7:47 p.m.

On display at the Lilly Library is a collection of different art from various authors, including Vonnegut, Lewis Carroll, Joseph Conrad and Sylvia Plath.

Theatre of the People offers friendly environment

By Adria Nassim · Sunday, May 22,2011 5:54 p.m.

Community-based theatre offers performance art opportunities to both experienced and inexperienced participants.

What's up this week?

Sunday, May 22,2011 5:50 p.m.

Bloomington happenings from Monday to Wednesday.

A Broad in Venice: A Place Where the Door Knobs are Beautiful

By Kayleen Cohen · Sunday, May 22,2011 5:46 p.m.

Kayleen's in a state of disbelief over the beautiful city of Venice.

Concert promotes world peace, religious tolerance

Sunday, May 22,2011 12:45 p.m.

On Tuesday at 6:30 p.m., at Buskirk-Chumley Theater, Omer Turkmenoglu’s ambition takes the stage in the form of Abraham’s Children: A Prayer for Peace. Turkmenoglu hopes that the concert will promote “world peace through spiritual unity” and one day be performed at the White House.

Unlikely lineup to rock Bishop

By Rachel Trees · Thursday, May 19,2011 3:12 p.m.

On Sunday, local bands Fluffer and the Broderick will open for the return of raunchy rapper Andy D.

Bloomington happenings

Wednesday, May 18,2011 7 p.m.

The best in Bloomington entertainment for the weekend

From Bloomington to Broadway: IU alumnus receives Tony nomination

Don't be bored this weekend

A Bastion of Antiquity: Perfect from a Distance

Crimson & Crowley: Decidated Follower of Fashion

Deadline to register for first-ever Hoosier Guitar Building Workshop is today

Goings-on in the Bloomington arts scene

Reading Rainbow, Sleeping Bag perform at The Bishop

A Broad in Venice: Five Star Food at the Freshest Prices

Cardinal Stage’s ‘Frog and Toad’ hits with both young and old

A Broad in Venice: Five Star Food at the Freshest Prices

African Children’s Choir to visit Bloomington

What's good this weekend

Andy D takes his act westward

Lilly Library showcases artistic side of Vonnegut, other classic authors

Theatre of the People offers friendly environment

What's up this week?

A Broad in Venice: A Place Where the Door Knobs are Beautiful

Concert promotes world peace, religious tolerance

Unlikely lineup to rock Bishop

Bloomington happenings

‘Bloomington legend’: Attorney Ken Nunn dies at 85

COLUMN: Indiana men’s basketball needs to clean up its play ahead of conference schedule

COLUMN: Here’s what Curt Cignetti will learn about Alabama from his 36-year-old recliner

Why Indiana football signed DC Haines, OC Shanahan to new contracts ahead of CFP

What to know about Alabama football’s path to the Rose Bowl vs. Indiana