"What can I get for you today?"
For better or for worse, the five Louisiana couples on this season's "Married at First Sight" have already made show history even before the finale airs on Wednesday.
“On the Rocks” adds another poker-faced rascal to Bill Murray’s gallery of comic rogues.
Could this be the season for a Louisiana winner on "The Voice"?
The late chef Leah Chase and New Orleans writer Lolis Eric Elie are two of the voices heard when PBS debuts "Driving While Black: Race, Space and Mobility in America" at 8 p.m. Tuesday.
After almost 10 years at Baton Rouge TV station WAFB, morning show co-anchor and noon news anchor Lauren Westbrook is heading back to Texas.
Trick or treat … or maybe just stay in and watch a scary movie.
It’s spooky season at last.
Brace yourselves, fans. Or, as Nakosha Smith advises, "All I could say is get your popcorn ready."
Louisiana's Archie Williams didn't capture the winner's title on NBC's "America's Got Talent," but it was still a night he won't soon forget.
Archie Williams' appearance on the NBC "America's Got Talent" finals Tuesday night wasn't just about singing the Beatles' "Blackbird."
Sisters Michelle and Victoria "Vic" Newland, of Lafayette, will be part of CBS' wild, frantic "The Amazing Race."
When it comes to choosing his songs for NBC competition series "America's Got Talent," Louisiana contestant Archie Williams says it's all about the meaning behind the music.
Amid the slew of wins for "Schitt's Creek" and "Succession," Louisiana, and specifically New Orleans, had a couple of moments during the "72nd Primetime Emmy Awards" telecast Sunday night.
To date, the 2020 movie calendar has been a shuffleboard. With the ongoing coronavirus pandemic and theaters struggling to maintain business while taking new safety measures, studios have moved movies to streaming platforms or future dates.
A feverish hybrid of history, horror and modern-day discord, the Louisiana-filmed “Antebellum” began as a nightmare.
If you're keeping score, it's the 10th episode of the 11th season of Lifetime reality series "Married at First Sight." The five Louisiana couples have been married three weeks, and none has called it quits thus far.
Louisiana singer Archie Williams has squeaked into the "America's Got Talent" finals.
Louisiana's Archie Williams again warmed the judges' hearts with his performance of "Flying Without Wings" on the first night of "America's Got Talent's" semi-final rounds on Tuesday night.
Great things keep happening for Louisiana "America's Got Talent" singer Archie Williams, including finding his 42-year-old daughter, Ayesha.
Like its music and its menus, New Orleans homes have their own special magic.
If the pandemic has taught us one thing, it's that new movies aren't going away … for now.
It’s September — where has the time gone? It feels like nothing will ever be normal again. Then, amid all the uncertainty we’ve experienced this year, Mother Nature reminded us last month that hurricane season is still on — no matter what else is …
LPB HD is now streaming live online for free at lpb.org and pbs.org, the network announced Monday.
All but one Baton Rouge-area movie theater is scheduled to be open starting Friday, albeit with limited capacity, after shutting down in March amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Louisiana Public Broadcasting's "Louisiana: The State We're In" devotes its half-hour episode on Friday to what's been on viewers' minds all week — hurricanes.
So which couple had their first major fight on last week's "Married at First Sight"?
There's science, nature, history and don't forget the drama.
As Nikola Tesla demands compensation for an invention from Thomas Edison, the two electrical pioneers eat ice cream cones. The standoff turns silly as Tesla and Edison shove the cones on each other's suits.
If the episode description for Wednesday night's "Married at First Sight" is any indication, it's not all hearts and flowers for the five Louisiana couples who took the plunge this season.
The two Baton Rouge-area Movie Tavern by Marcus theaters are set to reopen Aug. 28.
Remember Walter Koenig, who played Chekov on the original "Star Trek" series?
Louisiana country singer and 2019 "American Idol" winner Laine Hardy took the stage on "Huckabee" on Saturday to perform his latest song, “Tiny Town.”
Who doesn't remember watching the New Orleans Saints win the Super Bowl in 2010 or the LSU Tigers beat Alabama just last season?
"There's no city in the country that combines the best of Blackness, the pain of America's racism, and the pain of watching White folks exercise all their rights."
As a Christian, Baton Rouge filmmaker Aaron L. Williams enjoys projects that reflect his values and beliefs.
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."