"There are no small parts, only small actors." — Konstantin Stanislavski
No stranger to the camera, adult film star, stripper and Baton Rouge native Stormy Daniels will venture into reality TV this fall.
A memorial service for longtime Baton Rouge TV news personality Donna Britt is planned for Saturday, Aug. 7, according to unfilteredwithkiran.com.
Profiles, interviews, debates — the Louisiana Digital Media Archive is packed with highlights of Edwin Edwards' political career.
Louisiana singer Laine Hardy will perform on the Grand Ole Opry stage for the first time Saturday, Aug. 28, Buena Vista Records/ Industrial Media’s 19 Recordings announced last week.
Louisiana Public Broadcasting will pay tribute to former Lt. Gov. Jimmy Fitzmorris, who died last week at the age of 99.
If "Ocean's Eleven" were grimier, set in the '50s and shot with fisheye lenses, you'd have something close to "No Sudden Move."
If the last year felt like seven, it's been an eternity since audiences have seen a new movie from director Michael Mann.
When “Ted Lasso” premiered late last year, it passed me right by.
Howie Mandel grabbed his bald head.
A New Orleans act hopes to impress the "America’s Got Talent" judges on Tuesday's episode.
Where can you get recipes for a kickin' custom drink and a feel-good facial in the same half-hour show?
Louisiana's Laine Hardy is going to be on "The Bachelorette."
Louisiana Public Broadcasting and the Southern University Law Center will present a virtual screening of three "Independent Lens" film shorts from 6 p.m. to 7:15 p.m. Monday.
Baton Rouge Gallery's Movies & Music on the Lawn went dark in 2020 because of the coronavirus pandemic, but now it's back.
Tuesday night, Alabama will take on Auburn, while Michigan faces Minnesota — but not on the gridiron.
In celebration of Black Music Month, the “National Battle of the Bands: A Salute to HBCU Marching Bands" film will be airing at 11 a.m. June 19 on WAFB, Channel 9, cable Channel 7.
In "Luca," the new animated feature from Pixar Animation Studios, the 13-year-old titular character and his friend Alberto take an extended field trip to the little Italian Riviera town of Portorosso.
It's hometown time on Todd Graves' reality series "Restaurant Recovery" at 7 p.m. Tuesday on the Cooking Channel.
No new movie is more deserving of a big screen than “In the Heights.”
Finding a show that’s interesting enough to keep watching but not so intense that it requires constant attention is tougher than it sounds. Lucky for me, “Lucifer” exists.
"I'm moving on," Kiran Chawla said Wednesday, exactly one year after her sudden departure from Baton Rouge TV station WAFB, Channel 9.
“Spirit Untamed” has a ready-made audience.
Raising Cane's founder Todd Graves' reality series "Restaurant Recovery," which launched April 15 on streaming service discovery+, is joining the Cooking Channel lineup.
As ABC firefighter drama series "Station 19's" scripts continue to track real-life events of the past year, Thursday night's episode offered up a name familiar to Louisiana viewers — Alton Sterling.
Gun control is on the table for the first-season finale of "At Home with the Robertsons," released Thursday.
Jon Batiste rising 'Early' for CBS News gig this week; Look for him Wednesday and Thursday at 8 a.m.
Oscar-, Golden Globe- and Grammy-winning entertainer Jon Batiste is trading the piano stool for the host chair, at least for two days this week.
The Robertsons of A&E's "Duck Dynasty" fame have cranked out another web series, “Dysfunction to Dynasty.”
Louisiana Public Broadcasting will spotlight the life and legacy of former Gov. Buddy Roemer on Friday's "Louisiana: The State We’re In" and an updated "Louisiana Legends: Charles 'Buddy' Roemer."
If you glanced away for a minute, you missed it.
Tim Tebow and his wife, Demi, weigh in on faith, love and abstinence on a new episode of the Facebook Watch series "At Home with the Robertsons" on Monday.
Filming is set to begin in June on “Crater,” a $40 million movie that is being made in Baton Rouge and will air on the Disney+ streaming service.
In a good sign from Hollywood, new movies are heading to a theater near you.
"LA Rider" hit the road for its 17th season May 2.
Entirely too many streaming titles exist. The plethora of options can cause choice paralysis, aka analysis paralysis, aka indecisiveness after browsing for 30 minutes, which causes another cycle of browsing.
Movie and TV adaptations of beloved book series are, by their nature, controversial.
Don't have tickets to Thursday night's Louisiana Legends gala? No problem.
Before country singer Laine Hardy puts Louisiana in his rearview mirror again to resume touring, he's soaking up as much of springtime in his home state as possible.
Louisiana singer Faith Becnel isn't "American Idol's" comeback finalist, but she has come back to New Orleans to fill her schedule with live performances.
No doubt Tammi Arender looks familiar. She's been in and out of your living room for years.
"LA Rider" hits the road for its 17th season on Sunday.
Downtown Baton Rouge eatery Poor Boy Lloyd's gets a helping hand from Raising Cane's founder Todd Graves in a new episode of Graves' "Restaurant Recovery" debuting Thursday on streaming channel discovery+.
Taking a knee during the national anthem — a powerful protest or a show of disrespect to the military?
New Orleans singer Faith Becnel finally made it to the big stage on Monday night.
New Orleans singer Faith Becnel is giving "American Idol" another whirl.
Four years after A&E's "Duck Dynasty" went off the air, Willie and Korie Robertson are back with a new Facebook Watch series.
When Baton Rouge native and former "American Idol" judge Randy Jackson called in to the show on Monday night, it was just the start of Louisiana's infusion into the ABC reality singing competition series this season.
What's Peyton Manning doing this summer? Hosting NBC's 'College Bowl.' And guess who's his sidekick?
It's going to be a family affair on NBC's summertime reboot of the classic quiz show, "College Bowl."
Louisiana Public Broadcasting and the Southern University Law Center is giving viewers a preview screening online of PBS' new "Independent Lens" docuseries "Philly D.A." from 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Monday.