LOUISIANA
- Sail 250 packed New Orleans' riverfront with tall ships and tourists. How many people went?
Historic sailing ships from Argentina, Colombia, Peru, Sweden and the United States Coast Guard lined the French Quarter wharf last weekend. New […]
- After four years, a microbrewery off Airline Highway in Baton Rouge has closed its doors
Agile Brewing in Baton Rouge is closing, according to posts on the business’s social media accounts.
- Blue Moon Saloon has a new owner. Here's what's next for the famous Lafayette venue.
The Blue Moon Saloon has been for sale for the past year, but the venue has continued to welcome travelers, musicians, dancers and lovers of south […]
- Celebrate Pride Month in New Orleans with these June parades, pool parties, more.
June is here and while the summer heat may be muggy in New Orleans, Pride Month is here to lift our spirits and celebrate the LGBTQ+ community.
- To reach top 5 in Johnny Depp competition, this Baton Rouge textile artist needs your vote
Monette McCullough is in Johnny Depp's top five, and she needs Baton Rouge's help to stay there.
- Lafayette spot known for authentic Italian pizza introduces pastries—with burgers to come
Sarrica's Little Italy started with a passion for authenticity.
- Nell Nolan: Men & Women of Fashion; Mount Carmel Gala
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- Chasing the unusual, Baton Rouge’s Supper Club adds $5,000 cocktail to its menu. See why.
Four years in, the swanky Supper Club in Baton Rouge continues to delight diners from near and far with intention, whether that's in its A5 wagyu […]
- We tried Soul Haus in Lafayette. Here's what we ordered and what we thought.
The best dilemma to have at a restaurant is picking out which of the delicious-sounding menu items to order. Soul Haus in Lafayette gives you that […]
- You don’t need a lot of space to enjoy homegrown tomatoes this summer. Here's how to start
Fresh, homegrown tomatoes are as much a symbol of summertime as pool days, ice cream and backyard barbecues.
- Robin Barnes: staying in her voice
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- Remembering the last rides on Pontchartrain Beach's Zephyr roller coaster in New Orleans
The Lake Pontchartrain waterfront was once home to an amusement park headlined by this fearsome rollercoaster.
- Is there a 'Lafayette hamburger'? What I've learned eating burgers across Acadiana.
I love a classic hamburger, the kind you might find at a ballpark concession stand: perfectly cooked patty, all the fixings, on a simple bun that […]
PODCASTS
INDIE FILM
- Is This New OLED Reference Monitor Ready to Handle Your High-End Production Needs?
by Jourdan Aldredge on June 3, 2026 at 9:40 PMIn a market as robust as any in the film and video space, there's no shortage of production monitors available to filmmakers at pretty much any price point these days. Still, while everyone loves a good reference monitor for setting their shots and […]
- Amazon Prime Video Is Publishing Its Own Netflix-Style Weekly Top 10 Lists, Just Without Any Numbersby Brian Welk on June 3, 2026 at 11:07 PM
"Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan: Ghost War" topped the Original Films list in its inaugural week.
- Sonic Storytelling: How R. Hollis Smith Shaped the Sound of 'Noah Kahan: Out of Body'
by Jason Hellerman on June 3, 2026 at 9:10 PMEveryone has an interesting route to the top, and R. Hollis Smith has a pretty wild one, even for Hollywood. He began mixing techno in Dallas bedrooms and eventually walked through the legendary doors of Electric Lady Studios as a sound supervisor […]
- More TV Shows Should Take Cues from Salvador Dali and Alfred Hitchcock Like ‘Spider-Noir’by Sarah Shachat on June 3, 2026 at 10:30 PM
The VFX team behind 'Spider-Noir' tells IndieWire about developing digital looks to hold viewers spellbound.
- The Clint Eastwood Classic That Became John Wayne's Biggest Career Regret
by Jo Light on June 3, 2026 at 8:35 PM"Do ya feel lucky, punk?"You probably can't imagine these lines coming from anyone but the iconic Clint Eastwood. But it turns out that a whole Rolodex of Hollywood's finest leading men came this close to portraying Inspector "Dirty" Harry Callahan […]
- Netflix’s True Crime Miniseries ‘The Witness’ Turns a Real-Life Bungled Investigation Into a Methodical Dramaby Kate Erbland on June 3, 2026 at 8:00 PM
The streamer's three-part miniseries handles the aftermath of a murder case that gripped the UK in refreshingly unshowy style.
- This Old School Canon Zoom is Over Half Off and Ready for Your Wide-Angle Shots
by Jourdan Aldredge on June 3, 2026 at 6:55 PMWe know... there aren’t a ton of you still out there shooting with DSLR cameras. But, you never know! And, as someone who rocked a Canon 7D for over a decade without missing a beat, I can tell you, if you have something you like and it works, you […]
- ‘Power Ballad’ Review: John Carney Wonders If a Song Can Also Ruin Your Lifeby Christian Zilko on June 3, 2026 at 7:00 PM
After a career spent exploring transcendent friendships sparked by music, Carney directs Paul Rudd and Nick Jonas in a story that gives the ugly side of human nature a fighting chance.
- Werner Herzog Says You're Shooting Too Much Footage, and He's Probably Right
by Jo Light on June 3, 2026 at 5:51 PMIn a 2017 talk with the International Documentary Association, the incomparable Werner Herzog said something that will probably make every filmmaker wince a little. Young filmmakers shooting 550 hours of footage, he said, made his heart sink. "They […]
- Tina Fey, Colman Domingo, and ‘The Four Seasons’ Crew Discuss the Show’s ‘Elegant Simplicity’by Marcus Jones on June 3, 2026 at 5:30 PM
Tina Fey, Colman Domingo, and members of their 'The Four Seasons' crew discuss Season 2 of the Netflix series produced by Universal Television.