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Orthopaedic Associates of New Orleans (opens the original)
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This content is brought to you by our sponsors. Click here to learn more. Matthew L. Cutrer, MD and Kevin M. Watson, MD The team at Orthopaedic Associates of New Orleans, the oldest of its kind in New Orleans, which has been serving its community for more than 75 years, is proud to provide an unparalleled level of skill and expertise to its patients across the Greater New Orleans area. From arthroscopy to joint replacement, spine care to workers’ compensation, the OANO medical team of board-cert
Allie Shapiro Dandry (opens the original)
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This content is brought to you by our sponsors. Click here to learn more. Executive Director and Founder of Shapiro Family Foundation As Founder and Executive Director of the Shapiro Family Foundation, Allie Shapiro Dandry has built a hands-on approach to philanthropy centered on listening to New Orleans nonprofits and responding to what they actually need. Since launching in 2025, the Foundation has invested more than $70,000 in local organizations and is on pace to give more than $100,000 in 2
Movies You Need To See: Primetime (opens the original)
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Film’s ability to act as a cruel and unrelenting audio/visual autopsy of the human psyche is used to its fullest extent in Lance Oppenheim’s “Primetime,” a lurid and hyper-intrusive dramatization of Chris Hansen’s meteoric rise and cultural plummet as “To Catch A Predator” began transmitting into millions of American homes. That Hansen’s medium for “catching” these sexually violent online offenders was television is textual in the movie; its story as much about the perversion of good intent thro
Movies You Need To See: Resident Evil (opens the original)
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Zach Cregger's latest (and funniest) is a crowd pleasing video game horror. “Resident Evil” proves that Zach Cregger gets it. After the overwhelming critical praise for “Weapons,” his sleazy, silly child-snatching witch picture that won the transcendent Amy Madigan a well-deserved Academy Award, the world was his for the taking; and a diverse, if predictable, path diverged before him along the yellow brick road of Hollywood. He could have pivoted away from his genre roots with a penchant for soc
"Black Zombie" Brings Undead Revolution to New Orleans (opens the original)
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Maya Annik Bedward’s “Black Zombie” is a shotgun blast to our cultural notions of what the undead mean and, most importantly, what is actually so terrifying about them. By investigating not only the origins but the bastardizations of what a “zombie” actually is, Bedward’s film digs far deeper than any flesh eater could into the belly of their victim – in this case, the false history Americans were taught through the movies – casting a narrative net that rips into the not-so-distant atrocities of
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