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The Daily News

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Bogalusa Rapper FG Famous Arrested Hours After Prison Release

BOGALUSA POLICE DEPARTMENT A Bogalusa rapper known professionally as FG Famous was taken back into custody by the Washington Parish Sheriff’s Office on Nov. 2, just hours after being released […]

Bogalusa, LA · 2d

Seattle ON Tap

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Landry Kiffin's Yellow Minidress Arrived, And Baton Rouge Wasn't Ready

Detroit Tigers logo on gradient background - Created by the Sports On Tap desk | Source : Sports On Tap (team logos property of their respective owners) Landry Kiffin absolutely stole the show on social media, rocking a stunning yellow minidress for LSU’s 2026 home finale against the No. 6 Texas Longhorns. This wasn’t just […]

Baton Rouge, LA · 15h

The Daily News

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A Royal Announcement from the Krewe of Pepe

“Let the Good Times Roll” as we Celebrate 50 Magnificent Years! By “Mr. Positive”Jeff McElveen THE DAILY NEWS The Krewe of Pepe is proud to officially introduce its 2027 Mardi Gras […]

Washington Parish, LA · 3d

Essentially Sports

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LSU QB Sam Leavitt's Alleged Ex-Girlfriend Teases Documentary Featuring Misconduct Accusations

A woman holding a stack of papers in front of a TikTok camera had a message for Sam Leavitt, or at least for the man she appeared to be addressing. She was not announcing a new project or sharing a football opinion. Instead, she hinted at a documentary and suggested that the QB’s public image did not match what she knew privately. The post included two Snapchat screenshots that appear to show the LSU QB1. The TikTok account, which goes by the name Ava Boyd, posted a video with the caption: “Sitting down for my documentary about the ‘godly’ man who couldn’t control his hands, his temper, or his...

Baton Rouge, LA · 3d

ClutchPoints

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Landry Kiffin shares thoughts on Lane’s LSU pregame walkouts with celebrities

The No. 21 LSU Tigers have a massive home game in Week 11 against the No. 6 Texas Longhorns. While the program has an opportunity to keep its playoff hopes alive, it’s also another opportunity for Lane Kiffin to have another celebrity-packed pregame walkout. Hours before the scheduled 7:30 p.m. EST kickoff, Sports Illustrated spoke with Kiffin’s […] The post Landry Kiffin shares thoughts on Lane’s LSU pregame walkouts with celebrities appeared first on ClutchPoints.

Baton Rouge, LA · 17h

wbrz.com

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2 Your Town Plaquemine: Great River Road Driving Tour

PLAQUEMINE — When you travel along River Road in Plaquemine or White Castle, you're guaranteed to see unique and historical sites. Your first stop could be at the Crown Jewel of Plaquemine, the Plaquemine Lock. "After 14 years of construction, the lockhouse was completed in 1909. We are on...

Plaquemine, LA · 2d

theadvocate.com

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Scott Rabalais: Tigers take last shot at playoff glory in historic home finale against Texas

When it was played in August as the golf season’s last major, the PGA Championship was billed as “Glory’s Last Shot.”. The PGA moved up to May seven years ago. So, on this second Saturday in November, the LSU Tigers are free to appropriate that catchphrase for their regular-season home finale against Texas.

Baton Rouge, LA · 1d

What Now New Orleans

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Art Studio and Gathering Space Coming to St. Tammany Parish

Canary Studio at the Cottage will offer classes, workshops, a gallery, and more

St Tammany Parish, LA · 2d

lafourchegazette.com

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GALLERY: Varsity Girls Soccer: E.D. White vs Denham Springs

E.D. White wrapped up preseason scrimmages beating Denham Springs High School 2-0 Thursday night on Yockey Bernard Field at Harvey Peltier Memorial Stadium. EDW junior Chloe Douglas scored the first goal in the first period off of an assist from senior Sarah Aucoin. The Douglas/Aucoin duo combined for the second...

Denham Springs, LA · 1d

NOLA.com

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'The Story of Us' as seen by artists raising Hope House funds

A unique art exhibit debuted Nov. 6 when “The Story of Us: Our City, Our Culture, Our Spirit” debuted in the George Dunbar Gallery in Slidell’s City Hall. A group of eight artists donated their talent to embellish tabletop shotgun-style houses as a part of a fundraiser for Hospice Foundation of the South, which operates the Hospice House in Slidell.

Slidell, LA · 1d

The Call Of

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America’s Oldest Mardi Gras Isn’t in New Orleans – And It’s Built for Families

Mardi Gras beyond New Orleans — Mobile, Galveston, and Jefferson Parish offer family-friendly Carnival seasons with free parades, food, and history.

Mobile, AL · 1d

WWL-AMFM

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Endymion announces country and pop performers for 2027 Extravaganza

We now know who will entertain the crowd in the Superdome after the Edymion parade this coming Mardi Gras season."The Krewe of Endymion is pleased to announce that the featured entertainment for the 2027 Extravaganza at the Caesars Superdome will include 2 mega-groups, OneRepublic and Zac Brown Band," the krewe announced.

New Orleans, LA · 4d

frenchquarterjournal.com

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Arnold Genthe: The Man Who Made His Own French Quarter

Fearful that the French Quarter would not survive a 1920s onslaught of demolition, a world-renowned photographer uses his craft as a tool for preservation. Exactly 100 years ago, German-American photographer Arnold Genthe published a book of black-and-white photographs called Impressions of Old New Orleans. Most were taken in the French Quarter. He had walked the streets of the Quarter – first in 1920, and then a second time, probably in 1924 – with his hand-held camera, taking scores and scores of photographs, 101 of which would eventually appear in his book.

New Orleans, LA · 1d

Fstoppers

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Florestine Perrault Collins Passed for White to Learn the Trade, Then Ran a Black Portrait Studio in New Orleans for Twenty-Nine Years

Florestine Perrault was fourteen when she started earning money in photography, hired as a clerk, photo finisher, stationery embosser, and developer by white-owned studios in New Orleans and by the Eastman Kodak Company. She got that work by letting her employers assume she was white. She was Creole of color, and in Jim Crow New Orleans, that fact would have kept her away from the picture-making end of the business.

New Orleans, LA · 5d

Gambit

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Blake Pontchartrain: The Former Bank of New Orleans Building is Home to a New Hotel

What can you tell me about the history of the 1010 Common building that is home to the new Fairmont Hotel?. The skyscraper at Common and South Rampart streets opened in 1971 and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. For its first decade, it was known as the Bank of New Orleans building, with the bank as its first major tenant.

New Orleans, LA · 1d

alt923.com

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Everything you need to know about the Manning Family Children’s Holiday Parade

The Manning Family Children’s Holiday Parade, which debuted in 2022, is coming back for a fifth year. The parade will take place in downtown New Orleans on Saturday, Dec. 5, at 11 a.m. The 30-float parade features high-flying holiday-themed balloons, floats with animatronic props, dozens of beloved marching bands...

New Orleans, LA · 1d

whitewall.art

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Big Chief Demond Melancon Brings New Orleans Black Masking Culture to the Venice Biennale

Big Chief Demond Melancon’s work is among the first encountered upon entering “In Minor Keys,” the late Koyo Kouoh’s exhibition for the 61st Venice Biennale. His monumental ceremonial suits introduce visitors to the extraordinary visual language of New Orleans Black Masking Culture, a more than 250-year-old tradition rooted in community, performance, storytelling, and collective memory. Constructed entirely by hand through dense beadwork, feathers, and rhinestones, Melancon’s works bring histories of Black excellence, resistance, spirituality, and cultural transmission into vivid material form. In Venice, he also activated his Jah Defender suit through Blessing the Ancestors, a procession through the Giardini shaped by movement, sound, ritual, and an unexpected rainfall that he understood as an ancestral response.

New Orleans, LA · 1d

lafourchegazette.com

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Pride of South Lafourche Marching Tarpon Band captures third consecutive LMEA Class 4C State Marching Championship

The Pride of South Lafourche Marching Tarpon Band has once again proven why it is among the top marching band programs in Louisiana, capturing its third consecutive Louisiana Music Educators Association (LMEA) Class 4C State Marching Championship. The Marching Tarpons continued the impressive championship run on Wednesday, Nov. 11 at...

Lafayette, LA · 3d