Two Baton Rouge graduating seniors and one from Lafayette will be profiled on "Louisiana Young Heroes 2022" at 8 p.m. Friday on Louisiana Public Broadcasting.
After TBS let Brandon Williams' episode simmer for a while, the Zachary chef will finally appear on Thursday, June 2's "Rat in the Kitchen."
There's still time to be part of "National Treasure."
Just like any other, James Cruse's week has been barbecue-filled.
It's week two for award-winning New Orleans barbecuer James Cruse and the other eight contestants on Food Network's "BBQ Brawl."
Who knew that New York's fashion world revolved around a small office on the sixth floor of a commercial/residential apartment building on Manhattan's East 87th Street?
New Orleans barbecuer extraordinaire James Cruse is throwing down on the new season of Food Network's "BBQ Brawl."
The soul queen of New Orleans, Irma Thomas, is scheduled to appear on the news program "CBS Mornings" on Thursday.
Louisiana's 2019 "American Idol" winner Laine Hardy and Laci Kaye Booth, a Top 5 finalist that season, led off duet performances for "The Great Idol Reunion" show on ABC Monday night.
Louisiana's Laine Hardy will appear as scheduled on Monday night's "The Great Idol Reunion" episode of "American Idol" at 7 p.m. on ABC.
It's been a wild ride, to say the least — jumping over cars, Cajun cabins and the Tickfaw River.
The upcoming miniseries "Daisy Jones & the Six," currently filming in Louisiana, is searching for paid extras to work next week in the Hammond area.
Not having any experience at being a rat didn't deter Zachary chef Brandon Williams from signing on to TBS' new cooking competition series "Rat in the Kitchen."
Like Irma Thomas, the 81-year-old soul queen of New Orleans, Buddy Guy, the 85-year-old blues star from Pointe Coupee Parish, is the subject of two recent documentaries.
The Louisiana-shot limited series "The Thing About Pam" comes to its chilling conclusion Tuesday night on NBC.
Many of us have experienced it and some of the state's high school seniors are living through it right now — the American college application process.
While one Louisiana singer has exited "American Idol" another will be returning soon.
Louisiana singer Kevin Gullage conquered the "Duets" round of Hollywood Week on "American Idol" Sunday night.
Before Jon Batiste's big night at the Grammys (he has 11 nominations), "CBS Sunday Morning" will air "an emotional and revealing" interview with the New Orleans artist this weekend.
The Robertson brothers won't be hunting for ducks in their new FOX Nation series.
Louisiana contestants continue to pop up on "Jeopardy!", with New Orleans player Omar Khalid competing Thursday.
When a singer from New Orleans walks into "American Idol" auditions, the judges assume they'll bring it.
Here's some sweet news for you: All eight episodes of the first season of Netflix's "Is It Cake?" are available for viewing as of Friday.
Louis Armstrong had a daughter — who knew?
We've all seen the memes. They look like common objects — houseplants, a roll of bathroom tissue, a human hand — until a knife sliced through them reveals … oh, my God, it's cake!
There's dancing and then there's "So You Think You Can Dance" dancing.
As the crisis in Ukraine continues to unfold, Sandra Smith monitors it all from the anchor desk at the Fox News Channel in New York.
Although Baton Rouge's Segrest family wasn't victorious on "Family Feud" on Feb. 21, they'll give it another try at 6 p.m. Tuesday.
Pat Cheramie, the longtime general manager of WBRZ Channel 2, died February 18 after a brief illness.
Baton Rouge native Liz Feltner won $22,000 on the "Jeopardy! National College Championship" semifinals airing Friday night, but that alone wasn't enough for her to advance in the contest.
Seven kids, four parents — of course they couldn't all be on "Family Feud" at the same time.
Last week, Lafayette student Stephen Privat won $14,300 in his quarterfinal win on "Jeopardy! National College Championship." Baton Rouge competitor Liz Feltner topped that, walking away with $16,800 three nights later.
Sometimes, it's not the actual event but the thing that leads up to it that proves most meaningful.
On the heels of LSU junior Stephen Privat's quarterfinal win on “Jeopardy! National College Championship” Tuesday night, another Louisiana student takes the podium Friday night.
Even though February is the shortest month of the year, Valentine’s Day packs it with the chance for romance. No, not dates — romantic movies.
Disney+’s "National Treasure" television series from Disney Branded Television and ABC Signature is set to start filming in Baton Rouge in mid-February.
The second season of the South Carolina-set Netflix series "Sweet Magnolias" was released Friday, and yes, audiences will be seeing more of Noreen.
Louisiana Public Broadcasting goes in-depth on the challenges facing the town of Pointe-Aux-Chenes and the Pointe-Au-Chien tribe in "Louisiana Spotlight: The Plight of Pointe-Au-Chien" at 8 p.m. Monday.
The Baton Rouge Jewish Film Festival is rescheduled for March 9-13 at the Manship Theatre, 100 Lafayette St.
Cinema on the Bayou is taking the hybrid road this year.
Baton Rouge production company Maddgame Entertainment's got game for its fifth weekly TV series, "J.K. Lee Sportz."
Due to the skyrocketing rates of the Covid-19 Omicron variant, the Baton Rouge Jewish Festival has been postponed.
Louisiana chef Johnnie Gale will compete on the premiere of Food Network's "Alex vs America" at 9 p.m. Sunday.
Get a glimpse into Gov. John Bel Edwards' and first lady Donna Edwards' holiday with LPB's "An Evening at the Governor's Mansion: A Christmas Celebration" on Thursday.
The movies are back in Livingston Parish.
Tyricia Clark admits her confidence level was low when she stepped onto the set for Netflix's "School of Chocolate."
Two old friends together again, a picturesque locale, and on top of that, it's Christmas.
New Orleans attorney Sinnott Martin will compete on "Jeopardy" Thursday.
Friday is debut day not only for John Schneider's new Louisiana-shot Southern car comedy "Poker Run," but also for the feel-good holiday flick "Reba McEntire's Christmas in Tune," in which she and Schneider star.
Those creative siblings and Metairie natives Mark and Jay Duplass have struck another deal with HBO.
Louisiana's Lainey Wilson will perform for the Country Music Association's 12th annual holiday special, “CMA Country Christmas.”