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In the Drink

Better memories of a Long Island Iced Tea

By Anne Berry

Forget the hot tub time machine - nothing brings me back to college, as a student and as a bartender, like a Long Island iced tea. That five-spirit fright is responsible for the worst hangover I (some

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Big Easy Budgeter

The Joy of Ellis Marsalis And Friends

By Emily Hingle

 Be sure to watch the X Factor when it premiers to see what New Orleans had to offer. While many contestants weren’t local, one local group was passed. 

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Music
Ones to Watch

Michael James

By Emily Hingle

This imposing musician may already be familiar to local music lovers, but by the name “Stix Duh Clown”. Singer, guitarist, composer, and so much more, Michael James went by the stage name he took from working in a sideshow.

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Lakeside to Riverside

Lakeside Riverside

By Staff

Punk Rock Marches On Friday, May 31; 9 p.m. Hangar 13, 1511 S. Rendon St. Facebook.com/LouisianaTMD, $10 The Modified Dolls of Louisiana present this show in order to raise money for the March of Dimes, with live music provided by the local bands We Are Wires, The Fighting Gandhis, and Routine Fiend.

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Festivals

Festive Reflections

By Staff

If you didn’t stake out a spot early in the day, it was hard to miss the massive sea of people heading to see the resurgence of Fleetwood Mac Saturday. After an endlessly revolving door of drugs, hookups and heartbreaks, the flailing rock band of the ‘70s has finally found peace with itself.

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CD Reviews

Music Reviews

By Staff

Benny Grunch is back with eighteen hilarious local-centric songs. The album has some of your old favorites, like “Ain’t No Place to Pee on Mardi Gras Day” and “At the Beach,” as well as many current songs. “The Hubig’s Pie Boogie Woogie Sing Along Flavor Song” might make you really hungry for something you can’t have right now.

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Culture
Culture

Local comedic and nostalgic musician Benny Grunch wrote a song specifically about iconic local businesses that have closed down called “Ain’t Dere No More” for his popular Twelve Yats of Christmas album. And even though the businesses have ceased, their remnants remain all over town.

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Culture

New York is a fast-moving, no-nonsense place with street hot dogs, Broadway plays, and a romanticized hustle and bustle. Los Angeles is a dreamy, suntanned, traffi c-ridden sprawl of actors and surfers. Chicago? Deep-dish pizza and the Italian Mafi a.

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Sports

The team’s 11 th season marks its fi rst as a member of the National Premier Soccer League. The club announced in the winter that it would leave the USL Premier Development League. While the Jesters missed the playoffs for the third consecutive season in 2012, the switch was made primarily for off-fi eld reasons.

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Film
Film Reviews

 **1/2 out of **** At their best, Seth Rogen’s comedies (Knocked Up, The 40-Year-Old Virgin) have an easygoing vibe and give audiences the sense of watching really funny peop

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 *** out of ****             In an era where even most good summer movies stretch past 2 hours, it’s nice to see a slee

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Film Reviews

 ***1/2 out of **** When I first see Julie Delpy's character, Celine, in Before Midnight, I smiled. It was good to see Celine again. I enjoy spending time with her and Jesse (

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Dining
$15 and Under

Sodas, Shakes and Floats

By Kim Ranjbar 2

Some of the most vivid images of 1940s and ‘50s Americana are located inside soda shops or ice cream parlors. Just picture it...girls in long poodle skirts and ponytails sitting at the counter on red vinyl stools, laughing with friends over a froth...

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Features

Era of the Unconventional Restaurant

By Jhesika Menes

The Big Easy has always been on the cutting edge of creatively offering anything mealtime to the mouths of hungry patrons. Something as simple as the world-famous beignet is a prime example. Cafe du Monde started cranking out “doughnuts” and coff...

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Conscious Palate

Conscious Palate: Benefits of a Pescetarian Diet

By Jhesika Menes

fi sh and aquatic invertebrates, but excludes all other animal products, including the meat of birds and mammals. The lack of red meat reduces the common risks associated with its consumption: heart disease, colon cancer, and diabetes, to name a few....

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Cocktail News

Cocktail News

By Anne Berry

Unicum and Unicum Plum launch in New Orleans…If you’ve had Unicum stateside in the last 25 years, you’ve probably been drinking a variation on the classic bittersweet liquor, originally crafted by the Zwack family in 1790....

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Food News

Food News

By Kim Ranjbar 2

Spring is in full swing and we have a slight lull between festivals, but that doesn't mean anything to the restaurant industry in New Orleans, which never stops....

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City Sustainability

City sustainability

By Jordan Shay

of the time of year in terms of what I have a lot to harvest at that time. Early fall, in my world, is basil season–a bright spot of fl avor during an otherwise lean time when my garden is recovering from summer. Late fall is salad season, full of ...

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Tasting Notes

Tasting notes: Benny Grunch and Bud's Broiler

By Emily Hingle

The humorous songs of Benny Grunch are hard to escape in the city that his music is based on. Benny Grunch & The Bunch sing about their hometown in “Twelve Y’ats of Christmas,” “Friday Nite,” and the iconic song “Ain’t Dere No More,” ...

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