New Orleans Entertainment
Dixie Brewery is Coming Home for Good
Culture
On Saturday, January 25, Dixie Brewing Company will open its doors for the first time since 2005. Dixie's rich history as a brewing company began in 1907 in Downtown New Orleans, but due to the destruction of Hurricane Katrina in 2005, Dixie was forced to move elsewhere. ...
Where Y'at Chat January 2020
Where Y'at Chat Questions (January 2019): Ol’ St. Nick is your Lyft. Where is he taking you? You are a character in a holiday movie. Who are...
Cherchez La Femme—A Review
After hitting your fifth pot-hole, receiving a screwy S&W bill, spending six hours at the DMV, or watching our national news report upon one more in the seemingly endless assaults...
9 to 5: At the Cutting Edge of Community Theater in the GNO Area
In a city internationally known for its music and cuisine, theater-lovers find quality production to be much more limited. However, at the edge...
New Year’s Traditions from Around the World
New Year's is a time to get together with friends and family, reflect on the previous year, and welcome the next one with the hope that it's even better than the last. What makes...
New Orleans Sports & Fitness
Sugar Bowl Preview: Georgia’s Back in NOLA to Battle Baylor
New Orleans Sports & Fitness
It's déjà vu down in the Big Easy for the Georgia Bulldogs, who return to the Sugar Bowl after a 2019 campaign fraught with similar road bumps from last season. After finishing 11-1 again this year, Georgia lost in the SEC Championship and is once again headed to face an up-and-coming, hungry foe out of the Lone Star State. Last year,...
Just Peachy: LSU is Back in the National Championship Hunt Against Oklahoma
New Orleans Sports & Fitness
It's been eight years, but it feels like only yesterday that LSU was undefeated and headed to New Orleans to square off against Alabama to claim their third national championship in less than a decade. Of course, we know how that game turned out, as well as the subsequent misery involved with an eight-game losing streak to Alabama, the firing...
2019 R+L Carriers’ New Orleans Bowl Next Saturday
New Orleans Sports & Fitness
Schools representing Conference-USA and the Sun Belt Conference are invited to participate in this sports event each year. 2019 R+L Carriers' New Orleans Bowl will take place on Saturday, December 21 at 9 p.m. The event will be televised by ESPN, but will also be available on ESPN Radio. On the eve of kick-off, the B-52's will perform in...
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Film Review: Bad Boys for Life
Film
For me, the third time really is the charm with the Bad Boys films. I truly disliked the Michael Bay directed Bad Boys (1995) and Bad Boys II (2003). I just don't like the way Bay presents his action scenes - the jittery camera and chaotic editing. It's all custom made for...
Dueling Critics: Best Movies of the Decade (2010-2019)
Film
Fritz: The decade is over, which is always a fun time for film critics because we get to revisit our favorite films of the decade. The first I'll bring up is Mad Max: Fury Road. At first glance, it might seem like it was yet another drab attempt to cash in on a popular franchise from the past. But George Miller's film is one of the most impressive action spectacles I've ever seen. But it's anchored by two great performances from Tom...
Film Review: 1917
Film
Alfred Hitchcock's Rope was
a movie where the director created the illusion that the film had been made in
one uninterrupted take. Sam Mendes tries a similar experiment with 1917.
But while Rope took place at a cocktail party, Mendes' film takes place
on the battlefields of World War I, upping the logistical challenge
considerably. The gamble pays off, though, and 1917 is one of the year's
best films.
Dean-Charles...
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