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The Star's coverage of the live local performing arts has been completely pathetic for decades (other than accepting paid ads or any news release by a truck and bus hit and run Broadway show coming to town for a week). Then they blame everyone but themselves for readers' alleged lack of interest in the arts.
As someone who has worked in NBA circles for 25 years, I can tell you for a fact, Indy Guy, that you have your facts wrong. Better re-check them and get back to us.
... I believe that Artist was being sarcastic.
... I understood very little of what you typed. What little I DID understand made little sense. I guess you could say, then, that I understood NOTHING of what you typed. Sorry...
I cannot believe you feel as if you have the right to live in a highly desirable neighborhood with high property taxes where people are willing to pay 900-1000+ for 1 BR apartments. I understand you're in a very difficult professions to make a solid living unless you strike it big, but to say your entitled to it is the most ridiculous and snobby thing I've heard. Now I do think that diversifying the downtown is crucial and attributes to the city's overall character. I applaud the owners for densifying the downtown and getting rid of surface parking!!!