Less than a month after releasing “Kidnap” starring Halle Berry, Gold Star Films’ Todd Trosclair and Joey Tufaro have been brought in to co-produce the Atchity Brothers’ stalled “The Battle of New Orleans.” […]
The Louisiana Sportsman Show, the oldest and largest outdoor show in the state, is returning to the Mercedes-Benz Superdome in New Orleans this weekend, July 21 – 23, following a 12-year hiatus after Hurricane Katrina. […]
When Catholic Heart Camp volunteers showed up at Ferdinand and Annie McIntyre’s mobile home in New Sarpy on Monday, all Annie could say repeatedly was “It’s a blessing.” […]
Justin Scott was an “old school boy” who was an open book to family and friends, which makes it all the harder to fathom the baffling circumstances surrounding his murder. […]
St. Charles Museum and Historical Association board members, Elizabeth Claudet and Tony Gullage, accompanied by wife Stephanie, attended the Historic New Orleans Collection Soirée fundraiser. […]
One of the most interesting programs ever appeared on television this past Sunday for Palm Sunday night. The title was “The Passion of Christ”and, no, it was not set in Jerusalem where the original Passion was set. […]
A Hahnville activist urged the St. Charles Parish Council not bring New Orleans’ four rejected Civil War monuments to a proposed veterans memorial park in Luling. […]
A New Orleans man accused of kidnapping and raping a Norco woman before allegedly throwing her out of his vehicle on I-10 has been arrested.
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Representatives of Louis Armstrong International Airport recently announced the addition of air carrier GLO to the airport’s roster of airline choices, and that GLO will begin running daily, non-stop flights beginning in November. […]
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