LOUISIANA
- A haunted corn maze in Mississippi and 'Harvest Hues' in Texas: Here are 6 Southern fall events
When that first dip of the fall weather happens, the South rejoices.
- Lane Kiffin’s move to LSU vexes Louisiana’s Ole Miss fans. They have things to say.
Jeannie DeRouen DelGreco is happy her many LSU friends are happy.
- Here are 5 Baton Rouge estate sales to check out while LSU football is away
Four estate sales around Baton Rouge occur this weekend, showcasing antiques, collectibles, furniture, kitchenware, and art with discounts increasing […]
- Lafayette makes list of 10 best fall destinations in the U.S. for third straight year
Lafayette has been named one of USA TODAY’s 10Best destinations for fall for the third consecutive year, finishing fifth in the publication’s […]
- A Barcelona writer has adapted ‘A Confederacy of Dunces’ into a graphic novel. Here’s how.
“A Confederacy of Dunces: A Graphic Novel Adaptation,” by Albert Monteys, Archaia / BOOM! Studios, 240 pages.
- A Taste of the Deep South Festival: music, arts and crafts, food are back this weekend
The 10th annual A Taste of the Deep South Festival will return to the Main Library at Goodwood, 7711 Goodwood Blvd., from noon to 8 p.m. on Saturday […]
- From Ruby’s Restaurant to Tim’s Kitchen: How this Acadiana family’s legacy lives on
From Ruby’s Restaurant to Tim’s Kitchen, the Sharlow family carries on generations of recipes, memories and traditions.
- Pop star Raye spent Emmys night surprising the crowd at a New Orleans burlesque club
While hundreds celebrities toasted at the Emmys and Taylor Swift watched her husband play football in Kansas City beside Tom Cruise, pop star Raye […]
- Kayaking with BREC, Anthony Bourdain biopic at the Manship and more: Around Baton Rouge
The following is a calendar of community events in the Baton Rouge area from Friday through Thursday, Sept. 24.
- As opening day of Trader Joe's in Lafayette nears, here's what items our readers suggest trying
All the unique items and merchandise that has made Trader Joe’s a one-of-a-kind grocery store will be coming to Lafayette on Thursday.
- A Lafayette designer took his collection to New York. Then Miss America hit the runway with him.
Lafayette designer Romey Roe showcased his latest collection, “Botanical Armor,” at New York Fashion Week, featuring a custom red gown worn by […]
PODCASTS
INDIE FILM
- Apple Reveals Its New AirPods 5, But Are They Ready for Editing and Production Work?
by Jourdan Aldredge on September 17, 2026 at 4:35 PMIn the true spirit of DIY filmmaking, the brand or type of headphones that you use for production or editing matters about as much as your cameras, lenses, or any other parts of the process. If you have a good story, clear vision, and great actors, […]
- Disney and Sundance Announce Next Round of Project Advancement and Completion Fund and Artist Fellowshipsby Christian Zilko on September 17, 2026 at 5:00 PM
Exclusive: The two companies have partnered on two funds supporting filmmakers, with recipients including "Josephine" director Beth de Araújo.
- Film Quote of the Day: The Ryan Gosling Quote That Made the Driver an Instant Icon
by Jason Hellerman on September 17, 2026 at 4:14 PMWhen Drive came out, it was like the only soundtrack I saw people buying on vinyl. Everyone was obsessed with this synth neo-noir that thrust Ryan Gosling back into the spotlight and showed everyone he was a star.There's this energy when you watch […]
- Noah Baumbach Heads from Netflix to Warner Bros.’ Clockwork with New First-Look Film Dealby Brian Welk on September 17, 2026 at 4:56 PM
He will write, direct, and produce his next movie alongside Margot Robbie's LuckyChap and David Heyman.
- She Shot Her First Feature in Just 11 Nights — Making 'Lockjaw'
by GG Hawkins on September 16, 2026 at 10:40 PMIn this episode of the No Film School Podcast, Writer-director Sabrina Greco joins No Film School to discuss the making of her feature debut, Lockjaw, a dark comedy centered on a woman whose jaw is wired shut after a car accident. Greco explains how […]
- John Wilson’s ‘The History of Concrete’ from Magnolia Scores Biggest Opening Weekend for Documentary in IFC Center Historyby Brent Lang on September 17, 2026 at 4:45 PM
Exclusive: The documentary has outgrossed previous record-holder Werner Herzog's "Cave of Forgotten Dreams."
- Looking for Film Financing? This New Filmmaker-Built Platform Aims to Help You Wrangle Incentives
by Jourdan Aldredge on September 16, 2026 at 10:10 PMHands down, probably the most important part of the filmmaking process, which gets the least amount of coverage and resources, is financing. We'd love to cover it more, but even in today’s age of tech startups and disruptions, it’s still just as […]
- James McAvoy Doesn’t Believe in God. That Didn’t Stop Him from Making the Spiritual Drama ‘Faith’by Brent Lang on September 17, 2026 at 4:30 PM
The Scottish actor tells IndieWire about his new spiritual drama, which just premiered at TIFF, and why he opted to become an actor and not a priest.
- Adobe Unveils Photoshop Elements and Premiere Elements 2027 With New AI-Powered Capabilities
by Jourdan Aldredge on September 16, 2026 at 9:40 PMAs has become a familiar refrain across photo, design, and video editing, new AI-powered tools and capabilities are here to speed up your workflows. It’s just a fact of life now.And this latest news from Adobe continues on in the same way, as the […]
- ‘The Life of Jorge Luis Borges’ Review: A Playful Five-Hour Documentary Turns the Argentinian Writer Inside Outby David Ehrlich on September 17, 2026 at 1:49 PM
"La flor" director Mariano Llinás veteran with a sprawling and self-reflexive picaresque that is fascinating but frequently dull, for better or worse.