LOUISIANA
- In this New Orleans apartment, every wall is covered with art and has something to say
A giant, spooky funhouse ceramic jester by Linda Berman greets guests at the door — Jeremy Shapiro says he loves scaring himself with it on the way […]
- Voted as Baton Rouge’s best Black-owned restaurant and catfish, this food truck 'overpowers'
The food truck hadn’t opened yet, and there was already a line forming outside on a Friday in May at Mary Bird Perkins Cancer Center in Baton Rouge.
- Dirty sodas finally hit Louisiana. Here's what we thought of Swig in Lafayette.
Dirty sodas have undeniably changed the game on soft drinks.
- Celebrating America’s 250th birthday: Here's how to go red, white and blue in the garden
The Fourth of July is approaching, and this year’s holiday marks a special milestone: The United States of America is officially 250 years old. […]
- This orphanage in Baton Rouge has a rich history with one family. Here's the story.
The story of Beverly Lively's family plays out through the photographs covering the living room wall in her Baton Rouge home.
- A popular restaurant for family celebrations in Lafayette just got an upgrade. See details.
For more than 25 years, Leonard Louvierre has been where the people are.
- In new docuseries ‘Big Girls Wanted,’ New Orleans photographer found community, controversy
Emily Kask, a New Orleans photographer, felt drawn to Pearadise, an enclave for plus-size women. Now her words and photographs are part of “Big […]
- Celebrating America’s 250th birthday: Here's how to go red, white and blue in the garden
The Fourth of July is approaching, and this year’s holiday marks a special milestone: The United States of America is officially 250 years old. […]
- 'It's a lot of hurdles,' says Festival International team responsible for booking artists
Festival International de Louisiane celebrated 40 years this year, a big anniversary with a lot of accomplishments behind it.
- Mike Shepherd, long at the helm of the Louisiana Music Hall of Fame, dies Saturday at 77
A name synonymous with music in Louisiana, Mike Shepherd died in a nursing home Saturday morning after a lengthy illness. He was 77.
- In this New Orleans apartment, every wall is covered with art and has something to say
A giant, spooky funhouse ceramic jester by Linda Berman greets guests at the door — Jeremy Shapiro says he loves scaring himself with it on the way […]
- A Lafayette native and zydeco accordionist records with his three sons for the first time
Corey Arceneaux approaches Father’s Day this year with memories of his three sons playing music at home. Arceneaux, a zydeco accordionist since he […]
- What's the connection between Zemurray Lodge and New Orleans? Curious Louisiana investigates.
Zemurray Lodge and Gardens, a historic property built on 20th century banana wealth, is situated north of Lake Pontchartrain. One reader wants to […]
- NOLA restaurant that started as a pop-up won its second James Beard award in two years
A restaurant that started as a pop-up with communal seating and has grown into a magnet for high-profile culinary awards nabbed another on Monday […]
- Hurricane prep: fueling your body before, during and after the storm
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INDIE FILM
- Meet the Sentinel: Blazar’s First Anamorphic Zoom Engineered to Cover Your Full-Frame Sensors
by Jourdan Aldredge on June 16, 2026 at 2:55 PMAn exciting day for full-frame shooters, as Blazar has a new anamorphic zoom lens that meets the unique flexibility demands of the modern shooter while still providing a wide field of view and the rich cinematic depth needed to stand out.Designed […]
- ‘Dreams in Nightmares’ Trailer: Denée Benton Leads a New Kind of Road Trip Movieby Kate Erbland on June 16, 2026 at 5:00 PM
Exclusive: "The Gilded Age" standout leads the cast of Shatara Michelle Ford's stunning second feature film.
- The Films Robert De Niro Grabbed From the Criterion Closet
by Eric Hardman on June 16, 2026 at 4:34 AMCinema titan Robert De Niro made a quick pit stop to the famous Criterion Closet this past week. Although his video compilation is only a minute and a half long compared to the usual 5-7 minute compilations, he still grabbed several films that were […]
- ‘Toy Story 5’ Review: Jessie and Her Plastic Friends Go to War Against Big Tech in the Best Pixar Sequel Since 1999by David Ehrlich on June 16, 2026 at 4:00 PM
Pixar's marquee franchise may have outgrown its original heroes, but "Toy Story 5" suggests that the series is only getting sharper with age.
- Why 1972 'Cabaret' Remains One of the Greatest Movie Musicals Ever Made
by Brennan Klein on June 16, 2026 at 4:08 AMBob Fosse’s 1972 musical Cabaret is one of the films selected as the best of the best by the American Film Institute for the revised 2008 edition of their legendary 100 Years… 100 Movies list. In fact, it landed at No. 63 above a number of […]
- ‘Desert Hearts’ at 40: The Cast and Director on the Groundbreaking Lesbian Romance Everyone Was Waiting forby Ryan Lattanzio on June 16, 2026 at 3:00 PM
Director Donna Deitch, and stars Patricia Charbonneau and Helen Shaver, relive making the windswept lesbian romance exclusively with IndieWire, from life at the Grand Motor Lodge in the Nevada desert to a boundary-shifting sex scene.
- How They Pulled Off Hyperreal Worldbuilding and Practical Design in 'I Love Boosters'
by Jo Light on June 15, 2026 at 10:25 PMI Love Boosters is already one of the year's most inventive and unique films, due in part to production designer Christopher Glass, who brought director Boots Riley's vision to life alongside a team of innovative creators. He was tasked with […]
- Provincetown Film Festival Reveals 2026 Award Winners: ‘Trial of Hein,’ ‘Maddie’s Secret,’ ‘Barbara Forever,’ and Moreby Ryan Lattanzio on June 16, 2026 at 2:37 PM
The friendly, local-audience-forward Cape Cod fest ran June 10-14, with audience award winners just announced.
- Oh Hush! Adobe Introduces a Global Audio Mute Feature to Premiere Plus Other Updates
by Jourdan Aldredge on June 15, 2026 at 8:48 PMShhhhhhh, you hear that?That’s the odd quiet sound of your Premiere project running with no audio at all being heard. If you’ve been there and needed that quiet to help you focus and find what you’re looking for, a global audio mute feature […]
- The Sleeper Korean Cult Favorite ‘Take Care of My Cat’ Comes Back to Theaters in 4K — Watch the New Trailerby Ryan Lattanzio on June 16, 2026 at 2:00 PM
Exclusive: Writer/director Jeong Jae-eun's Korean coming-of-age cult classic, which stars Bae Doona has a famously passionate fan base, opens at New York's Metrograph starting July 17.