Where Y'at

Where there's a will, there's a way—so says the cliché. For a brief moment, it seemed will alone wasn't enough to bring back parades. New Orleanians took stock of where we were with the COVID-19 pandemic and decided it best to call off traditional Mardi Gras celebrations. But the will for Carnival pizzazz wouldn't disappear that easily. The only question was what form it would take. If the parades aren't rolling, nobody said...

According to LawnStarter.com, New Orleans has been listed just below New York City as the seventh dirtiest city in the U.S., in a study of 200 of the biggest cities across the country. This conclusion was determined based on many factors including, but not limited to: mice or rat infestations, waste regulations, air quality, water quality, pollution, and litter. LawnStarter notes, "The filthiest cities are often also the largest, as...

From the start, The Radiators had an affinity with the fishes. It's no wonder they dubbed their eclectic sound "Fish Head Music." Even if you're new in town and haven't heard them play, you can get a sense of who The Radiators are by their chosen genre: a sense of humor. Swimming in creativity. Not scared to get somewhat strange. Doing things their own way has always been part of...

Back in 1976, a low-budget Jaws rip-off titled Grizzly, about a killer bear loose in a national park, became a drive-in hit. It's actually a pretty fun and effective horror/adventure film. Because it was a hit, talk of a sequel started to percolate. In the early 1980s, a sequel was being shot in Budapest, Hungary, but it was never completed. Supposedly, a shady producer ran off with the...