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2 weeks ago | 
nola.com | Annette Sisco
Actor Jude Law is back in New Orleans to help launch a film series at the New Orleans Museum of Art on Wednesday. The megastar will reunite with Meryl Poster, co-president of production for the former Miramax Films, at a screening of the 1999 psychological thriller, "The Talented Mr. Ripley." The screening, in NOMA's Lapis Center for the Arts, can seat about 150 people, but it's already sold out.
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2 weeks ago | 
nola.com | Annette Sisco
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1 month ago | 
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1 month ago | 
nola.com | Annette Sisco |Karisma Price
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2 months ago | 
nola.com | Annette Sisco
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2 months ago | 
nola.com | Annette Sisco
Some New Orleanians might be able to catch a cabbage on the way to the polls on March 29. The Irish Channel St. Patrick’s Day Parade has been rescheduled to roll on election day after its original outing was canceled by predictions of severe weather, the group announced on Thursday. First slated to roll on Saturday, March 15, the parade was scratched due to a forecast of thunderstorms.
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2 months ago | 
nola.com | Annette Sisco
"It is a three-story building. There are a pair of alcoves, facing Toulouse Street. These alcove cubicles are separated by plywood...A curved staircase ascends from the rear of a dark narrow passageway from the street entrance to the kitchen area. From there it ascends to the third floor, or gabled attic with its mansard roof..." - from "Vieux Carré," by Tennessee Williams Margit Longbrake stands at the foot of the wooden staircase, which curves upward into darkness.
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Feb 21, 2025 | 
nola.com | Annette Sisco
One day, while fixing himself a drink, an official with the Carnival organization Krewe d'Etat found a short, wide koozie in a kitchen drawer. It fit perfectly on his old-fashioned glass. As he enjoyed his cocktail, he realized the drink holder would be a welcome and innovative throw. After all, parade-going is thirsty work. "We know that people like to consume beverages along the route," said another member who belongs to the krewe's throw committee.
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Feb 6, 2025 | 
nola.com | Annette Sisco
Local and national children's authors will bring their books to Family Day at the 2025 New Orleans Book Festival, happening March 29 at Fogelman Arena on Tulane University's Uptown campus. Family Day caps off the free, three-day festival, which is returning for the fourth year. The day of programming aimed at children and families offers book signings, performances and hands-on activities to engage kids of all reading abilities, said festival co-chair and founder Cheryl Landrieu.
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Jan 24, 2025 | 
nola.com | Annette Sisco
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