Baton Rouge’s Eighth Annual Pride Festival will take place this Saturday in downtown Baton Rouge. Festival organizer Tom Merrill said that the festival has always meant to build a sense of unity...
Hot summer nights of cool jazz are coming to a close this week.
The Hot Summer Nights quartet is finishing the last half of its summer concert series today and Friday. The quartet features music professors...
Sitting in front of Brightside Bar and Grill on Brightside Drive is the tiny white Tiger Balls Sno Ball shack. The one-man snowball stand offers 60 flavors, including a few sour syrups and seven clear-colored...
LSU AgCenter will be hosting its fourth annual Garden Fest this Saturday at the AgCenter Botanic Gardens at Burden. Festival Organizer Jeff Kuehny summarized the festival as an “outdoor educational...
Baton Rouge-based futurist R&B group Little Goliath will take the stage at The Spanish Moon at 9 p.m. this Friday. Two of the three band members were former members of electronic dance music act High...
Comic books find popularity in two ways: by allowing the reader to escape reality or by giving the reader something with which to empathize. Baton Rouge natives Brad and Leslie Brown have used both methods...
The world isn’t a wish-granting factory, especially not in the movie “The Fault in Our Stars”.
The film adaption of John Green’s popular young adult novel follows two star-crossed...
Saturday, May 25, 2014. Day two of The Bayou Country Superfest headlined the young guns of country music Luke Bryan and Florida-Georgia Line (FGL) and also featured country favorites Lee Brice, Easton...
For Louisiana fans of the band Of Montreal, now is a special time of the year. The
Athens, Ga.-based psychedelic-rock group plans to return to the popular Baton Rouge venue Spanish Moon, bringing with...
“I think bringing this dream to the stage will inspire a lot of people and bring the community together.” Justin Rayna, creator of “Legend City”
Musician, dancer and stuntman...
‘22 JUMP STREET’ - June 13
Because of the remake stereotype, no one in their right minds would have predicted “21 Jump Street” would be watchable, let alone leave a seismic crater...
