Malco said it will reopen its Gonzales Cinema on Aug. 28, nearly two months after briefly reopening the theater.
AMC Theatres plans to reopen its Baton Rouge theaters on Aug. 27 — coming a week after it starts with a limited restart of about a sixth of its nationwide locations.
In writer-director Amy Seimetz's "She Dies Tomorrow," fear is the virus, and a relapsing alcoholic is the carrier. The idea is unsettling, but the film's focus is so broad that it only warrants a response of "so … ?".
If Tuesday night's vote is any indication, America loves Archie Williams.
Forty-four years after Stevie Wonder released "Love's in Need of Love Today," Louisiana's Archie Williams proved the powerful song's lyrics still ring true, especially today.
Archie Williams was back on national television Tuesday night on NBC's "America's Got Talent" to perform in the show's live round. And Williams didn't disappoint.
Three months after ABC's "American Idol" named its 2020 winner virtually, the search is on for the next superstar.
What happens when Baton Rouge native Lynn Whitfield, Tina Knowles-Lawson, Beverly Johnson and Vanessa Bell Calloway hang out virtually?
With support from superstar Sir Elton John and tons of fans worldwide, Louisiana singer Archie Williams heads into the live rounds of NBC's "America's Got Talent" on Tuesday.
After "Queen & Slim" premiered in November, the lazy way to describe the film's plot was as a "Black 'Bonnie and Clyde.' ”
As I was working on my original binge idea for August, Netflix came at me with the release of the second season of “The Umbrella Academy,” and I was powerless against it.
He sang it at Livingston Parish Sheriff Jason Ard's inauguration in June and at the Louisiana Blue Rally in July.
A trip quickly turns tragic in Lifetime's new based-on-real-events film "A Murder to Remember."
Justin Garner had big plans for 2020.
Metairie native Mark Duplass is in the running for outstanding supporting actor in a TV drama series.
The 30th annual Louisiana Legends Awards Gala and Auction, first postponed from March 26 to Oct. 22, now has been moved to May 6, 2021.
So they're marrying complete strangers in two weeks, but first they have to tell their family and friends.
Watch for it … watch for it …
If looks could kill, Danny Trejo would be public enemy No. 1.
Five brides + five grooms = 10 total strangers.
There are belated birthdays, but John Schneider's 60th spin around the sun takes the cake.
Baton Rouge native Louis Herthum will guest-star on the season finale of "Dirty John: The Betty Broderick Story" at 9 p.m. Tuesday on USA Network.
With a mild case of COVID-19 behind him, Louisiana singer Laine Hardy is back at the music, dropping new single "Tiny Town" last week.
Marrying a complete stranger? Sure it sounds outlandish.
Louisiana filmmaking brothers Mark and Jay Duplass are back for the fourth and final season of HBO's "Room 104."
Tom Hanks rescued the title character of “Saving Private Ryan.” He brought himself and his fellow endangered astronauts home in “Apollo 13.” He safely landed a crippled passenger jet in “Sully.”
The USS Kidd in Baton Rouge gives the World War II thriller “Greyhound” invaluable accuracy.
Andy Samberg is overdue for some respect. This month, he has another shot with the romantic comedy "Palm Springs," premiering on July 10 exclusively on Hulu.
At its most basic, Netflix’s “The Politician” is about a rich student, Payton Hobart (Ben Platt), running for class president at his well-to-do high school.
Malco Theaters said its Gonzales Cinema, which reopened last week after being closed due to the coronavirus pandemic, will only be open on weekends.
Delays in the releases of major movies are causing some Baton Rouge theaters to postpone previously announced reopening plans.
Two local movie theaters have announced dates for reopening from coronavirus pandemic closures.
Laine Hardy fans, there's more music on the way.
At 63 years old, Spike Lee hasn't lost any of his righteous anger.
Editor's note: As Americans continue to adjust to the "new normal" during the coronavirus pandemic, we're catching up with some Louisiana actors to find out how the crisis is affecting them and what they're doing during this unprecedented upheaval…
Gordon Ramsay and nutria stew— they just don't go together.
The show must go on. Or at least that’s what many music venues hope.
As Shirley Jackson crumbles behind the weight of her insecurities, she puts her hand on the pregnant stomach of the young caretaker and recent dropout Rose.
More than half of the students in 27 of 69 Louisiana school districts lack access to a school-issued or personal laptop computer or tablet, a recent survey by the Louisiana Department of Education shows.
Tonya Schaan, a travel planner from Shreveport, will compete on "Jeopardy!" at 4:30 p.m. Monday.
Wetlands ecologist Kellyn LaCour-Conant, of Baton Rouge, will appear on CBS’ "Mission Unstoppable" at 9 a.m. Saturday.
“Cocktails and Conversations with Cornae,” the latest production from local production company Maddgame Entertainment, debuts at 10 p.m. June 5 on WBTR-19.
Usually around this time, I would be settling into the NBA Finals. I'm a terrible basketball player (my father and brother had the skills), but I love watching the game. The trash talk, the alley-oops, the fading jumpers — it's high-speed poetry.
Shutdown restrictions are easing, summer is in full swing and people are emerging from their homes to enjoy a return to some normalcy after months inside.
How do you top getting praise from the celebrity judges and a standing ovation from the audience on "America's Got Talent"?
Six high school students who have "inspired others through their deeds and strength of character" have been named Young Heroes by Louisiana Public Broadcasting.
Bravo TV's "Married to Medicine: Los Angeles" visits the other LA for a portion of Sunday's episode.
"Duck Dynasty" star and Louisiana's own Phil Robertson has discovered he has a daughter from an affair in the 1970s, according to a report from News Star of the USA Today Network.
"Organized crime in the South isn't that organized," narrates Liam Hemsworth in "Arkansas." Watching writer-director Clark Duke's dark comedy/noir, one may glean that organized crime in the South is also pretty nutty.
Millions saw Louisiana contestant Archie Williams' "America's Got Talent" audition even before it aired on the show's season premiere Tuesday night.
When Archie Williams was freed last spring after serving almost four decades for crimes he didn't commit, his mind kept returning to the thousands of men he was leaving behind — an untold number facing wrongful convictions and excessive sentences …