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.”
Friends of Louisiana Public Broadcasting will honor six of the state's noteworthy residents as Louisiana Legends in 2022.
The new Hallmark holiday movie "Every Time a Bell Rings" is set in and was shot in Natchez, Mississippi, but the Louisiana connections, from its cast to creative team, are many.
"American Pickers" is traveling South again. And you might have, or know of, just what they're looking for.
As the weather begins to cool down (a little, anyway), we’re beginning to make those Thanksgiving plans.
Two New Orleans filmmakers tell their Louisiana stories in LPB's new limited series, "Hindsight: Louisiana."
WLFT 30, a Baton Rouge-based digital TV channel, is under new ownership and entering the New Orleans TV market.
"My Ascension," a documentary film to fight suicide, will be shown at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 27, at Malco Theater, 1406 N. Airline Highway, Gonzales.
Fruits and vegetables are the stars of Louisiana Public Broadcasting's new digital-first series, "Louisiana Harvest of the Month."
Louisiana Public Broadcasting CEO Beth Courtney has announced plans to retire at the end of January.
"If you wanna talk college football or
New Orleans bandleader, composer and Oscar and Emmy-winning musician Jon Batiste is making his "Austin City Limits" debut.
Remember "The Great Pumpkin" debacle of 2020? Just another reason to erase that dreadful year from our memories.
When it comes to "Theresa Caputo Live! The Experience," the famous medium says one thing's for certain — "Spirit" runs the show.
Gretchen Zufall's light-bulb moment for "The Charmed Life of Fig Dauphine" came during a holiday trip to New Orleans, so it was logical to return to Louisiana to shoot the film.
Want to be in Will Smith's movie, "Sacred Motivation"?
Maddgame Entertainment is preparing to give viewers something they need now more than ever — a good laugh.
"I got a plan," Niecy Nash-Betts proclaims in the trailer for the fourth and final season of TNT's "Claws."
Two New Orleans-shot reality series are supporting Hurricane Ida relief efforts in conjunction with their new seasons.
September has brought a ton of movies to streaming platforms. Here's a look at the best and newest of the bunch.
Young people are facing unique challenges during the COVID-19 crisis — the loneliness and isolation of social distancing, missed milestones and even reentry anxiety.
Ten films, six continents, 400 cities — it's the Manhattan Short film festival and it's coming to the Manship Theatre on Thursday, Sept. 23.
Hayley Arceneaux, of St. Francisville, who'll be part of the first all-civilian space flight this week, will be a guest on "CBS Mornings" on Tuesday.
When Hurricane Ida slashed through Louisiana, John Schneider wasn't home in Holden keeping guard over his house and studios.
Louisiana Public Broadcasting will devote this week's episode of "Louisiana: The State We’re In" to the impact of Hurricane Ida.
Got power? No? We share your pain.
Former Baton Rouge actor Wes Brown returns to the Hallmark Channel in "Sweet Pecan Summer" at 8 p.m. Saturday.
A new psychological thriller from Master P is coming to Amazon Prime on Oct. 1.
Where does the recovery from Hurricane Laura stand?
A new short documentary exploring Clementine Hunter's life and work will have its broadcast premiere on Louisiana Public Broadcasting.
Greg Williams Jr. has a simple request for those who choose to watch his new by-subscription web series: Remove your preconceptions and open your hearts and minds.
The "Baton Rouge Soul Food Festival Special" will air at 7 p.m. Saturday on WLFT, Channel 30.
Baton Rouge chef and food blogger Susanne Duplantis will appear on the nationally syndicated daytime talk show "Tamron Hall" Monday.
The gorgeous, stately and historic homes of New Orleans will again be in the spotlight when "Selling the Big Easy" returns Friday, Sept. 10, for a second season on HGTV.
Monday is the day for Louisiana hopefuls to audition for the next season of ABC reality singing competition series "American Idol."
There will be a new face on WAFB, Channel 9's news team starting Monday.
Actor Wes Brown, who grew up in Baton Rouge, is coming home — well, almost — to shoot his latest Hallmark Channel movie.
With the fourth COVID-19 surge again sending folks in search of entertainment diversions at home — a laugh, a little adventure, maybe an actor profile — we offer eight movie recommendations, all available for streaming this month.
Another little alien is coming to Earth, and he's just as lovable as Steven Spielberg's E.T.
"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.