
Christina Vercelletto
Content Editor and Producer at Freelance
Lifestyle Editor at Indianapolis Monthly
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1 week ago |
indianapolismonthly.com | Christina Vercelletto
(1) Flavors of the Heartland – June 11 Enjoy the stories, smells, and tastes that make up our food heritage at the Eugene and Marilyn Glick Indiana History Center. June’s presentation is on native plants and foraging. Recipes to take home will be provided. indianahistory.org/events(2) Wicked – June 18–July 6The Broadway and film phenomenon Wicked, called “the defining musical of the decade” by The New York Times, is equally thrilling at the Old National Centre.
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1 week ago |
indianapolismonthly.com | Christina Vercelletto
Tell us about your outfit. Why did you choose this particular ensemble for your photo? As soon as I put on a bright pair of dress pants, it puts me in a happy spring mood. I wear boots or booties almost every day in winter, so I’ve paired it with pumps, which are another part of spring I’ve been waiting for!How do you manage to be perfectly pressed, accessorized, and polished day after day, regardless of weather?
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2 weeks ago |
indianapolismonthly.com | Christina Vercelletto
In her new book Dare I Say It: Everything I Wish I’d Known About Menopause, actor Naomi Watts recounts feeling alone, a sentiment both common and counterintuitive. Roughly 3,500 women enter menopause—the life stage defined as not having had a menstrual period for at least 12 months, as if that were all—every day.
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2 weeks ago |
indianapolismonthly.com | Christina Vercelletto
(1) The pair’s Speedway brick, which reads “IMS–the only place in the world to be in May!” A photo of them dedicating it is to the left. (2) Indy 500 paper tickets. This will be Dan’s 60th year attending. He missed only 2020 due to Covid, but IMS President Doug Boles assured him that doesn’t count. (3) Photo of Dan at the track at age 10. (4) Cowbell signed by Danica Patrick after she and Dan bonded over a love of the old SNL skit, “More Cowbell.” (5) Suite passes.
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3 weeks ago |
indianapolismonthly.com | Christina Vercelletto
AUTHOR Kurt Vonnegut is famous for his satirical and black humor bestsellers, but he is perhaps best-known for his writings drawing inspiration from his service during WWII. Vonnegut enlisted in the Army after Pearl Harbor rather than wait to be drafted. He fought in the Battle of the Bulge, survived a train bombing that killed 150 of his fellow servicemen, and then was kept as a POW in a Dresden, Germany, slaughterhouse—the source for his novel Slaughterhouse-Five.
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