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The strangest thing about riding in a Waymo robot taxi is the steering wheel moves all by itself. I mean, why is there a steering wheel anyway, […]
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What makes a great bartender? The Advocate wants you to nominate your favorite local bartender for November's bartender of the month.
It’s hard to believe, but it’ll soon be time to think about protecting our plants from cold weather.
Cat Haven’s new facility in Baton Rouge is over two times bigger than its last, and this one has a cat cafe.
Inside a workshop, where students are building robots while learning engineering, coding, and design through the Iberia Parish Robotics program.
In the 1976 movie "The Creature From Black Lake," sunlight barely seeps through the cypress canopy over Black Lake as trapper Joe Canton navigates […]
It’s hard to believe, but it’ll soon be time to think about protecting our plants from cold weather.
On Monday, the Terrance Osborne Art gallery was packed with fans of the renowned New Orleans artist. So many of Osborne’s admirers had shown up, […]
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I rented a car through Europcar for a trip to France last summer. I had a voucher through my travel agency that specifically stated that "unlimited […]
Lafayette’s official trick-or-treat hours will be 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Saturday, Lafayette Consolidated Government announced.
In the past couple of weeks, it seems like we’re finally making some progress in the production of Matt Reeves’ follow-up to his massively successful first Batman film with Robert Pattinson. In honor of the news and progress, let’s take a look […]
Steve Yedlin talks to IndieWire about designing the Chromagraph app and bullying the iPhone camera to behave more cinematically — with math!
Warning: This article contains spoilers for 1996’s Scream.Unfortunately, we lost actor and law clerk C.W. Morgan on August 30 (as discovered by TMZ on October 8). Morgan played an integral role in 1996’s Scream as Hank Loomis, the father of […]
The producer of Criterion's new Stanley Kubrick Box Set tells IndieWire about trying to get inside the mind of a director who was obsessed with his films' home video presentation.
Essayist Maria Popova recently sat down with David Perell to discuss her research and writing processes. While she is primarily in the blog and essay space, I think a lot of her advice and processes can translate well to screenwriting. Let’s take […]
Film marketing teams are creating stunts around cold, hard cash — a bid at virality built for the internet's bleak age of endless transactions.
When you hear his name, chances are likely you connect director Tobe Hooper with his horror film, The Texas Chain Saw Massacre (1974). But Hooper made other movies during his career, with a continued interest in exploring broken families and a […]
From “The Devils” and David Lynch to a one-person erotic cinema and “Hardball,” here's how film programmers all across the U.S. are serving their communities on November 3.
My most anticipated movie of the year is easily the David Fincher and Quentin Tarantino collaboration, The Further Misadventures of Cliff Booth. It's a pseudo-sequel to Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood, and it brings back Brad Pitt's stuntman […]
The studios are ramping up their blockbusters for Oscar consideration as "Disclosure Day" star Emily Blunt hits the promo trail and "The Odyssey" Best Actor front-runner Matt Damon takes on "Project Hail Mary" charmer Ryan Gosling.
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