The Louisiana legislature’s 2025 regular session is scheduled to last from April 14 through June 12. One of the bills to keep a close eye on is House Bill 76 (HB76)—originally...
On the 1100 block of Magazine Street—not quite as far down as St. Pizza, nor far up as Barrel Proof—a bastion of New Orleans culture sits hidden in plain sight. Discerning...
Multi-instrumentalist and singer-songwriter Walt McClements has been many things throughout his long career. For years, New Orleanian was one of those designations, where he...
Lafayette-based band Kid Charleroi debuted their first self-titled album in 2023 on Strange Daisy Records, showcasing their modern take on ‘70s soft rock. And now in 2025, the...
Mary Beth Campbell is a trained public health professional, but this feature is not a substitute for advice or care provided by a licensed medical or health care professional. All...
“In 2022 / Yeah we’ve got cellular / Yeah, we’ve got driving cars / They move like cartoon vampires,” Nick Corson sings on “2022,” a late-album cut from The...
On a good day, Queer Northshore would have a dozen people at their twice-monthly peer group meetings. But the meeting following the re-election of Donald Trump had an attendance...
On February 5, downtown New Orleans was a frenzy of last-minute painting and patch jobs as the city prepared to host the Super Bowl, while only a few blocks from the Dome, the...
All those who spend time in the Ninth Ward know both sides of the Industrial Canal levee to be precious public space. Groups of every stripe use the levee as a gathering...
A foundational member of beloved 1990s sludge metal band Acid Bath, Dax Riggs is no stranger to adoration. In 2006, his band Deadboy & the Elephantmen was flying high. They...
