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Designer Andi Eaton showcases New Orleans fashion in a new book
In her new historically-oriented book, designer Andi Eaton reveals that the fashion of New Orleans is, not unlike its architecture, an evolution of both necessity and artistic expression.
The Early Draft: Hell Yes Fest: Watch like a comedian (Part 3)
Comedian CJ Hunt interviews The New Movement co-founder Derek Dupuy about his Hell Yes Fest Picks and what he looks for in improv and sketch performances.
Food Porn Friday: What about kebab?
In praise of doner kebab.
Loop group adds vocal texture to local film
Loop South’s sound actors are the only professional looping group to add contextual background noise to films.
Voices from the classroom: Young Audiences charter school
Gretna charter school says their concept is not to teach art, but to use art to teach.
(Almost) every plate from Boudin,Bourbon & Beer
One person and fifty plates. Can it be done?
New Orleans Startups
A brief overview of the growing New Orleans startup scene. This piece highlights the main industries of New Orleans, competing cities, and just how emerging the current entrepreneurial/startup scene is in New Orleans.
A Bin in Every Classroom: Why Tulane Should Lead on Composting
I asked a peer, Isabel, for her thoughts on composting: “Why do...
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