Troy "Trombone Shorty" Andrews may perform for thousands of fans around the world at festivals and international locations, but he still delivers great shows at small hometown venues.
It's all the same...
At the business incubator of the Louisiana Business and Technology Center, located at LSU South Campus, students are hatching ideas for potential new businesses.
Marketing senior Brandon Gordon is the...
The Krewe of Muses, an all-female New Orleans Mardi Gras krewe known for handing out decorated high-heel shoes during its parade, is calling home one of the city's own to lead this year's festivities.
The...
With a derivative, one-dimensional script that gives its actors nothing to work with, "Safe House," proves it'd be fun to watch Denzel Washington read through a phone book. Washington stars as a former...
Producers of "The Vow" made the most of the film's release near Valentine's Day, the perfect time for a romantic drama like this one. The film portrays the true love story between Leo, the struggling owner...
The sophomore studio album by indie pop outfit Tennis gives off the same vibe of the band's first record, "Cape Dory," with similar guitar strumming and vocalist Alaina Moore's elegant lullaby voice fronting...
Aussie trio Young Magic has successfully entered the burgeoning chillwave genre with its debut LP, "Melt." The band wears the chillwave label well by integrating synthesizers, ambient sounds and filtered,...
To promote upcoming activities and events, the Student Union is creating a new form of promotion that aims to appeal to students using YouTube.
Under the direction of Ellen John, assistant director for...
Few go from recording songs on a friend's equipment to a nationwide tour in one day, but Seanil "Nilly" Reed is one of them.
The mechanical engineering freshman won a spot on the URock Tour, which pairs...
When a generation loses its voice, the world mourns.
Whitney Houston was the voice of the previous generation. Her death, while not surprising in light of her problems with drugs and alcohol and tumultuous...
Ryan Hoppens' Friday night endeavors may come as a surprise.
The coastal and environmental science senior tells people he's playing Monopoly, but he really travels to an unfamiliar world of magic, filled...
Act one, intermission, act two, end.
That's the usual route plays follow, but "Eiffel Tower: Revisited," decided to take it in a new direction by incorporating Twitter into the performance.
The play is...
