LOUISIANA
- Layla Kiffin is building a life of her own in Baton Rouge, beyond LSU football. Here’s how.
Over a long lunch interview with columnist Jan Risher, Layla Kiffin talks about growing up in and raising kids in a football family, co-parenting […]
- The owner of St. Bruno Bread is launching a new brand to debut in Baton Rouge grocery stores
The idea for Capital City Chips Co. was born at a Fourth of July party in 2025, and now its debuting in Baton Rouge grocery stores on Saturday.
- Jason Aldean is coming to Lourdes Stadium. Here's what to know about the two-day rodeo event.
Country music star Jason Aldean and Texas band Treaty Oak Revival will headline a two-day event combining live music, bull riding and other rodeo […]
- A Friendsgiving meal need not be fancy. Try comfort food menu and a seasonal cocktail
November welcomes the start of the holiday season. Gathering friends for an early holiday comfort meal builds connection and shared memories.
- Actor and frequent Spike Lee collaborator will portray Frederick Douglass in Lafayette show
Actor Roger Guenveur Smith will bring his one-man show, "Frederick Douglass Now," to Lafayette on Friday, Nov. 13.
- Lesbian bar opens in historic Marigny location with ties to a New Orleans gay-rights icon
Women haven’t always been allowed on ships, maritime superstitions being what they once were. But at Capt. Mary’s Pub in the Marigny, women are […]
- River City Jazz Masters series will end after this season. Here are the performers up next week.
The River City Jazz Masters series' 2026-27 season is its 20th and final four-concert season.
- Guide to New Orleans live theater and stage shows in November 2026
November raises the curtain on a host of new shows throughout the Crescent City and the announcement of some entire seasons by local acting companies.
- Lafayette can vote for local restaurateur, festival leader to win Ryan Seacrest podcast contest
Lafayette chef and cultural advocate Pat Mould has a lot to share about life in southwest Louisiana, and he’s ready to make the leap into the […]
- Here’s where, when to scout for foliage on the Natchez Trace Parkway
Anytime is the perfect time to enjoy the 444 miles of the Natchez Trace Parkway that begins at its namesake in Mississippi, but it’s particularly […]
- Religion Briefs: Fourth District Baptist Association will hold annual session in Baton Rouge
The Fourth District Baptist Association of Louisiana will hold its annual session Tuesday-Wednesday at Mount Zion First Baptist Church, 356 T.J. […]
- A Cajun dining destination: This is the story behind Rascal's Cajun Restaurant
Since opening in 2012, Rascal’s Cajun restaurant has become known for its all-day menu of traditional Cajun dishes and a rotating buffet featuring […]
PODCASTS
INDIE FILM
- Zach Cregger Doesn't Outline. Here's How He Writes Instead
by Jo Light on November 6, 2026 at 10:00 PMTwenty years ago, Zach Cregger was making sketch videos with The Whitest Kids U'Know, and after that, he was a working sitcom actor. Then he wrote and directed three hits in a row.He made Barbarian for $4.5 million in Bulgaria, which is a miracle […]
- How ‘Godzilla Minus Zero’ Used Real-World Sound to Make Its Monsters More Terrifyingby Sarah Shachat on November 6, 2026 at 10:00 PM
Sound designer Natsuko Inoue and sound mixer Hisafumi Takeuchi tell IndieWire how they breathed life into the warring monster kings of "Godzilla Minus Zero."
- Is The New York Times Buying Letterboxd?
by Jason Hellerman on November 6, 2026 at 9:30 PMAccording to The New York Times, they have entered into exclusive discussions to purchase Letterboxd. If it goes through, the transaction would give The New York Times another feather in its cap for apps people use daily and bring tech and cinema […]
- Letterboxd’s Sale to the New York Times: 9 Pros, Cons, and Big Questions from the $330 Million Dealby J. Kim Murphy on November 6, 2026 at 10:00 PM
As the social media platform at the center of film culture gets new ownership, some changes are likely in store.
- Vincent Price’s 5 Best Roles, Ranked
by Chris Sasaguay on November 6, 2026 at 9:00 PMVincent Price was synonymous with horror. His indelible voice and a piercing stare could topple the characters around him when he played campy and aristocratic villains who, many times, we didn’t want to see get defeated.Price’s first […]
- ‘Zi’ Review: Kogonada Rediscovers His Voice with a Microbudget Hong Kong Experiment Starring Michelle Mao and Haley Lu Richardsonby David Ehrlich on November 6, 2026 at 9:02 PM
Smarting from an ill-received foray into studio filmmaking, the "Columbus" director rebounds with a DIY curio about a wayward artist's journey back to herself.
- The Iconic Roles That Jack Nicholson Turned Down
by Eric Hardman on November 6, 2026 at 8:30 PMWhen you look back on the career of Jack Nicholson, it’s hard to not immediately jump to the conclusion of him just being the greatest film actor of all time. I mean, One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest, Chinatown, The Shining, The Departed, his […]
- ‘To Hold a Mountain’ Took on the Government — Now It’s Montenegro’s Oscar Submissionby Alison Foreman on November 6, 2026 at 9:00 PM
At IndieWire's Art of the Doc, co-director and producer Biljana Tutorov explained what happens when the people in your documentary win their fight before you've released your film.
- 10 Best Early '80s Slashers You've Never Heard Of
by Brennan Klein on November 6, 2026 at 8:00 PMThe early 1980s was the Golden Age of the slasher movie, with hit movies and cult classics like Friday the 13th, Friday the 13th Part 2, The Burning, Halloween II, and My Bloody Valentine dropping left and right, paving the way for many hundreds of […]
- ‘Soul Patrol’ Review: The Vietnam War’s First Black Special Ops Team Shares Their Stories in An Enlightening Documentaryby Wilson Chapman on November 6, 2026 at 7:22 PM
Director J.M. Harper uses archival footage and testimonies from the members of the titular Soul Patrol to share their stories.