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Slavic soul food coming to Siberia
04/05/2012
The stage at Siberia (2227 St. Claude Ave., 265-8855) has become a haven for all sorts of bands that don?t quite fit the conventional notion of New Orleans music. So maybe it?s appropriate that you won?t find a remoulade or roux anywhere near the new menu at its tavern kitchen.…
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Treme wins a Peabody Award
04/05/2012
Treme, the HBO drama about New Orleanians picking up their lives after Hurricane Katrina and the federal floods, has received a 2011 George Foster Peabody Award. The Peabody Award is one of the nation's highest honors in electronic media, and can provide broader visibility for critically acclaimed but underwatched programs.…
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LOOP fundraiser/Dan Forman memorial Thursday
04/05/2012
Outdoors enthusiast and educator Dan Forman founded the Louisiana Outdoors Outreach Program in 2004 to link classroom education to outdoor experiences for area school children. Through the program, many students were exposed to the area's natural resources in state parks and City Park.…
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Review: new paintings by David Bates
04/05/2012
Dallas artist David Bates may be the finest painter his hometown has ever produced, but when it comes to his favorite sport, fishing, he heads to Louisiana and the remote extremities of Plaquemines Parish. While the paintings in this Down Highway 23 series reflect the everyday lives of fishermen, they were inspired by a trip he made in 2010, when instead of the usual scenes of shrimpers, oystermen and boats laden with the day?s catch, he encountered a coastal dystopia defined by reporters, politicians, tar balls, oil slicks and clean up crews in hazmat suits.…
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Watch: Dr. John on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon
04/05/2012
On his latest album Locked Down, Dr. John is joined by the Black Keys' guitarist Dan Auerbach, whose own group has hit a crest of critical acclaim and sold out arena tours. The two met at Manchester, Tennessee's Bonnaroo Festival, named after Dr. John's Desitively Bonnaroo, the 1974 album produced by Allen Toussaint and backed by The Meters.…
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Canal Street Bistro expanding its upscale Mexican dinners
04/05/2012
When chef Guillermo Peters started cooking at the Eco Café last summer, he predicted that some significant changes were in store for what at the time was a combination coffee shop/breakfast and lunch spot in Mid-City. Those materialized first as a name change to Canal Street Bistro and the addition of the chef?s upscale Mexican menu for a new dinner service on weekends.…
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Larson wants Mexico to reimburse Texas for illegal immigrants
04/04/2012
State Rep. Lyle Larson has written a letter to Mexican President Felipe Calderón asking that country to reimburse the state of Texas for its citizens living here illegally.
S.A. becomes command HQ for Dallas tornado response
04/04/2012
The Texas Emergency Management Conference at Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center became a makeshift headquarters for state response to tornadoes in the Dallas-Fort Worth area.
Trinity suspends frats for hazing, behavior
04/04/2012
Man shot at least 10 times dies on South West Side
04/04/2012
Libraries will close to observe Easter
04/04/2012
All San Antonio Public Library locations will be closed Sunday in observance of Easter.
DAB Stats: Downtown Austin Sales
04/04/2012
February delivered strong numbers for sales of downtown Austin condos. I count nine new construction sales and 14 resales (compared to six and 10 in January respectively). The 14 resales averaged $397 per square foot – the highest monthly average for resales that I can remember. Don’t mistake this for accelerating appreciation, though. Included in [...]
Announcing the 2nd Annual Improvised Play Festival
04/04/2012
Here’s a long overdue official announcement of The Improvised Play Festival, happening in just a few weeks at The Hideout. The Improvised Play Festival is a celebration of narrative and/or theatrical improv in all its forms. Last year was the very first festival, and it was a great success. First, our out of town headiners: [...]
Music and Meatless Meals
03/28/2012
At Chickie Wah Wah (2828 Canal St., 304-4714; www.chickiewahwah.com), you'll find local and touring roots music acts and the unlikely combination of vegetarian tempeh dishes and meatball calzones. The refreshingly grown-up Mid-City music venue has for the past few months been the latest roost for Garage Pizza (2828 Canal St., 214-5177), an eatery that specializes as much in light, meatless dishes as it does in the standard pizza parlor array of pies, calzones and pastas.…
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New Orleans Giant Puppet Festival at the Old Iron Works
03/28/2012
Thu.-Sun. March 29-April 1 | The festival features some giant puppets and a great variety of styles of puppetry by local and visiting companies.…
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History of the Final Four
03/28/2012
Brett Michael Dykes (aka The Cajun Boy) with a dubious history of New Orleans' most memorable Final Four stories
by Brett Michael Dykes
This week New Orleans will host its fifth NCAA men's basketball championship, a grand spectacle of American amateur sport that's come to be known as the Final Four. Or, as the city's French founders would have called it back in the day, Le Finale à Quatre, due to their inexplicable fondness for the metric system, or something.…
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Parenthetical Girls at the Circle Bar
03/28/2012
Wed. March 28 | Eighty percent of the way through the elongated release of its fourth LP Privilege (Slender Means Society), Parenthetical Girls' gambit is paying off.…
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Bare Bones: Trombone Blastoff at the Hi-Ho Lounge
03/28/2012
Dutch trombonist Wolter Wierbos has a daunting catalog. With 33 years of live and recorded free jazz under his belt, Wierbos' swerving honk has graced no fewer than 100 albums alongside players as far-flung — continentally, if not creatively — as Amsterdam's Instant Composers Pool Orchestra and New York City's Sonic Youth.…
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Wedding Belles
03/28/2012
Now through Saturday, March 31, Wedding Belles (3632 Magazine St., 891-1005; www.weddingbellesstationer.com) hosts a sample sale. Debutante dresses are reduced as much as 75 percent.…
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Apolline
03/28/2012
Apolline (4729 Magazine St., 894-8881; www.apollinerestaurant.com), the Uptown restaurant formerly known as Dominique's on Magazine, has been running nightly drink specials to help reintroduce itself to the dining public. On Wednesdays you can get any wine offered by the glass for $5 and some bottles for $20.…
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2009 Chateau Saint Baulery Saint-Chinian
03/28/2012
Languedoc, France $14 Retail A Rhone-style red, this bottling was produced with fruit from vines at least 30 years old planted in the Saint Chinian commune in southern France's Languedoc region.…
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Creating Crimes
03/28/2012
This year, like most years, has seen a rash of bills up for consideration by state lawmakers that would create new crimes — and stiff penalties. Here's a sample:…
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Eleven 79 in the final stretch
03/28/2012
Restaurants around town are getting ready for this weekend?s Final Four, but at Eleven 79 those preparations are probably a little more urgent than most, and undoubtedly involve more paint and power tools.
A fire broke out at the popular Italian restaurant during the first week of March, forcing it to close temporarily, and proprietor Joe Segreto says his crew has been racing to make repairs and reopen.…
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Bully documentary will be released unrated and unedited
03/28/2012
In this week's Gambit, I look at proposed anti-bullying legislation ? and speak with families of bullied teenagers, some who killed themselves after constant torment from classmates, in school and online. Most recently, 17-year-old Louisiana student Tesa Middlebrook was found hanging from her school's bleachers on March 2, a school day, hours after her death ? her family insists she was driven to suicide from relentless bullying, and demands answers from the school and the authorities.…
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Review: The Hunger Games
03/28/2012
Ken Korman on 2012's first blockbuster
It's not often that a book-and-movie franchise targeted at young adults manages to attain cultural-event status. The Twilight Saga came close in recent years, but the audience for vampire-teen-romance is limited mostly to kids of a certain age and gender.…
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