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Ariel Pink at Tipitina's

The best way to describe Saturday night’s Ariel Pink show at Tipitina’s would be to say that it was analagous to a musical gumbo. You take all the odds and ends left over from the week and throw ... Read More »

I'd rather get mugged

A large portion of your twenties is spent accepting that you’re not as invincible as you thought you were when you were 19. Part of that comes with learning street smarts, and another part comes with learning how ... Read More »

How's Bayou? Nolavini, vidi, vici!

Millie and I were couch potatoes before Dan Quayle misspelled the singular of the tuber. We've been ahead of the curve for most of the sedentary pleasures computers have brought us, and Millie laps up social media. ... Read More »

'Condolences from Death Row'

The current issue of the Oxford American includes a feature-length essay by Press Street co-founder Anne Gisleson, “Condolences from Death Row.” The essay, an early draft of which Gisleson read at a Room 220 event in May 2012, uses the author’s receipt of a letter ... Read More »

A midsummer night fete

So, mercury notwithstanding, summer starts Friday -- a day later this year than last. Why, you ask? Each year the timing of the solstice depends on when the sun reaches its farthest point north of the equator. That ... Read More »

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Silver Threads: Big Business, not Big Brother, the snoop to worry about

by Bettye Anding My younger brother said years ago that he thought that the fewer people who knew he existed the better off he was. That meant that he wasn’t planning to sprint to the top of his profession -- university ... Full Story

We got your weekend: Beer Fests, Burlesque, Theater, Pride

by Anna Shults SATURDAY / Booze and boobs: Join the Contemporary Arts Center this weekend for Bourbon and Burlesque. The CAC is known for throwing some impressive fundraisers, including the August tradition White Linen Night. Featuring creative cocktails and cuisine, the ... Full Story

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