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'A true storyteller': Baton Rouge native goes from high school projects to assistant editor on Emmy-winning series (opens the original)
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When Josh Carley was a high school student at Parkview Baptist School and Dutchtown High School, he was known as the resident cinephile. He amassed such a large collection of DVDs that his classmates would âcheck outâ movies from him, with a policy that one person could only take two movies at a time. Throughout his time in school, Carley was the âdirectorâ that everyone wanted to work with for their movie projects. His love for film eventually turned into a career. Carley, 38, has worke
FYI BR: video production training at the arts council, Honey Gold at the planetarium and more (opens the original)
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The Honey Gold Experience, an immersive audio-visual collaboration created by Louisiana artists Sariah Sizemore and Taylor Matherne, will present its live show 7 p.m. Oct. 3 inside the Irene W. Pennington Planetarium at the Louisiana Art & Science Museum, 100 S. River Road, Baton Rouge. Sizemore and Matherne will perform live, with original custom video collages created by the Honey Gold visual team projected across the planetarium dome. This is not the projectâs planned full-dome film, a sep
LSU music instructor faces tough diagnosis with help from musician friends: 'I will beat this' (opens the original)
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For almost five years, piano teacher Wendy Manning and LSU School of Music harp instructor Gabriela Werries bonded over being mothers, musicians and foreign-born women married to American men. Werries, originally from Romania, has been bringing her 9-year-old son, Henry, to Manning for piano lessons since 2021. On a Tuesday in August, Werriesâ husband, the technical director of theater at Southern University, called Manning to tell her that Henry would miss piano because his wife was having a
Meet the self-made Baton Rouge barber cutting hair for LSU players, NFL stars and beyond (opens the original)
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TJ Malveaux first picked up a pair of hair clippers in 1991 when he was 13 years old. His older cousin, who had always cut his hair, had gone off to college, so Malveaux tried to do it on his own. Now he owns three barbershops in the Baton Rouge area, is about to open a fourth location in Houma and flies all over the country to cut professional athleteâs hair. He opened his first Draft Picks Barbershop in 2017 with a team of eight. Today, Malveaux has a team of 24 barbers who range from ages 2
LSU Dean of Honors College examines Abraham Lincoln's 1860 run for president in new book (opens the original)
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Jonathan Earle, the dean of LSU Ogden Honors College, is the author of "He Has the People: Abraham Lincoln and the Election of 1860.â Earle, a native of Washington, D.C., is a specialist in the history of the antebellum United States. Educated at Columbia University for his bachelorâs degree and Princeton University for his masterâs and doctoral degrees, he is the author of numerous books and articles, including "Bleeding Kansas, Bleeding Missouri: The Long Civil War on the Border," "John
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