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The two piece gown worn by Emmy Rossum in “The Phantom of the Opera” is on display at the Louisiana Art & Science Museum as part of the “CUT!” exhibition.

Historic movie costume exhibit dresses up local museum

By Morgan Searles
Staff Writer
June 8, 2011

Whether waltzing with a phantom or sailing seas with a swashbuckling crew, the clothes in the CUT! exhibit have seen their fair share of exciting cinema moments. The Louisiana Art & Science Museum...

Reneé Payton, LSU Museum of Art marketing director, examines works Wednesday in the 10th “International Shoebox Sculpture Exhibition.”

Small-scale sculptures displayed at LSU Museum of Art

By Morgan Searles
Staff Writer
June 8, 2011

Artists from 15 countries accepted the invitation and the challenge of the "International Shoebox Sculpture Exhibition," creating more than 100 sculptures — none larger than a shoebox. Organized...

Baton Rouge serves as film site for three summer movies

By Laura Furr
Staff Writer
June 7, 2011

Local convenience store Country Corner on Perkins Road was temporarily shut down last week for the filming of next year's action film "The Philly Kid." The film chronicles fictional wrestler turned ultimate...

Red Jumpsuit Apparatus to play tonight at the Varsity Theatre

By Kittu Pannu
Entertainment Writer
May 4, 2011

The latest act to stop by Baton Rouge, Red Jumpsuit Apparatus will open for Seether tonight at the Varsity Theatre. Guitarist and vocalist Ronnie Winter spoke about RJA's new album and plans. "We've been...

HEIST! playing at Shaw Center

It seems Les Miles, Skip Bertman, Michael Martin and John Lombardi have more in common than an obsession with the colors purple and gold — they all have guest appearances in Swine Palace's latest...

Mumford & Sons perform at Jazz Fest on April 29. The festival continues this weekend.

Jazz Fest wraps up this weekend

Before final exam stress sets in, the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival will wrap up its final weekend at the Fair Grounds Race Course. This Thursday through Sunday, the 42nd annual festival comes...

BR will let tequila run this Cinco de Mayo

By Kittu Pannu
Entertainment Writer
May 4, 2011

Baton Rouge is celebrating this Cinco de Mayo with plenty of block parties and drink specials. From the downtown area to Government Street to Tigerland, area restaurants and bars will be ready for students...

Loverboy Dennen to play in New Orleans May 8

Folk-pop singer Brett Dennen sees the glass half full, and the lyrics he shares with the world make it clear he wants others to feel that way too. Armed with vibrant red hair and an impossibly positive...

The Bux Stops Here: End of Oprah Show breaks heart

By Ryan Buxton
News Editor
May 3, 2011

My name is Ryan, and I'm an Opraholic. And on May 25, I'll begin having severe withdrawals as "The Oprah Winfrey Show" airs its final original episode after 25 seasons. How will I know what books to read?...

Uncommon Thread brings art to the fashion forefront

By
Entertainment Writer
May 3, 2011

The results are in, and 23 lucky artists, designers and outrageously creative contestants have been chosen to participate in next week's Uncommon Thread Wearable Art Show at the Old Governor's Mansion. This...

Thousands flock to the Big Easy for first weekend of annual Jazz and Heritage Festival

By Jeanne Lyons
Entertainment Writer
April 30, 2011

Locals and visitors left the New Orleans Fair Grounds this weekend satisfied from substantial servings of multifarious music and tastes from traditional Louisiana cuisine. The 42nd annual New Orleans Jazz...

Fundraiser aides FOCUS camp

By Rachel Warren
Staff Writer
April 27, 2011

Paintings and photos lined the walls of the Shaw Center for the Arts on Wednesday night, and a band played music outside on the veranda while students and residents perused artwork for sale at "Art Serving...