ANDERSON — Hoosier Park Racing & Casino, just minutes north of Indianapolis, will welcome Smokey Robinson to the Coors Light Summer Music Track stage on Saturday. The concert will take place in the newly designed outdoor music center.
All Coors Light Summer Music Track concerts will begin at about 7:45 p.m. with gates opening at 7 p.m.
Other summer concert performances include:
• July 8, Gary Allan
• Aug. 5, Josh Turner
• Sept. 3, Lynyrd Skynyrd
Tickets are on sale now with prices ranging from $22 to $64, with special VIP-level seating available for an additional charge. Tickets
For most, Henry Winkler will forever be The Fonz, but he’s had a long and successful career since ‘Happy Days,’ appearing in dozens of shows and movies like ‘The Waterboy,’ and ‘Arrested Development.’ His most recent roles include Hank’s dad on ‘Royal Pains,’ and ‘Children’s Hospital.’ The 65-year-old actor is also co-author of the wildly popular Hank Zipzer children’s books, about an under-achiever which is based on Winkler’s early struggles with undiagnosed dyslexia. His latest book is about his twin passions, fly fishing and photography. Read full article…
Nancy Grace has never hidden her feelings about the Caylee Anthony murder case, and the HLN host didnt hold back Tuesday when the 2-year-olds mother was acquitted of her murder.
Grace, a trained lawyer whod derisively dubbed the defendant, Casey Anthony, “tot mom,” said Caylees “death has gone unavenged” and that “tot moms lies seem to have worked.”
Grace, via her prime-time talk show, has been covering the case extensively for the past three years, since the toddler was initially reported missing in summer 2008.
Spending time in public with Franklin & Bash stars Breckin Meyer and Mark-Paul Gosselaar can get a little surreal. (Picture an internal monologue that goes something like this: “Hold on. Is that Travis from Clueless and Zack Morris from Saved by the Bell… bowling together? Did the 13-year-old me dream this up?”) Yet the bizarre-world pairing works on TNT’s dramedy about two wisecracking, unconventional lawyer pals who court controversy at their new firm.
Vasily Polenov was born in St. Petersburg in 1844 to a noble family, which upheld the traditions of enlightened nobility. Polenov’s father, Dmitry Vasilievich, was a famous historian, archeologist, and bibliographer. His mother, Maria Alekseevna, wrote for children and was fond of painting.
During the 1860s, Polenov studied at St. Petersburg University, and at the same time, the Academy of Arts. Polenov referred to the Arts Academy as his spiritual home. H
Breckin Meyer, Mark-Paul Gosselaar
