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Louisiana inmates battle for ‘Guts and Glory’ in Angola Prison Rodeo ring.
In these controversial modern-day gladiator games, inmates face against raging bulls for a chance at cash prizes and momentary freedom.
New Orleans’ 50-year hot dog war changes course.
Hot dogs, permits and the Supreme Court: Lucky Dog's 50-year French Quarter monopoly is coming to an end.
My night with the nudists: A glimpse into life at Indian Hills Nudist Park.
Louisiana's only full-time nudist destination is looking for new members. Are you in?
In photos: behind the curtain at The Page, New Orleans’ only Black-owned drag show.
Clashes get physical between ‘Homo Sex is Sin’ protesters and Bourbon Street tourists in New Orleans.
Meatballs and mob rumors: the true story behind the notorious Mosca’s Restaurant.
What does a spaghetti dinner on the West Bank have to do with the assassination of John F. Kennedy?
Friday Night Fights, New Orleans’ boxing and burlesque extravaganza, returns to the ring.
While Jeff Landry refuses to feed children, Toup’s Meatery is stepping up.
The Mid-City restaurant has vowed to fill the gap caused by the governor's denial of federal aid.
You must be 30 to enter: inside New Orleans’ grownups-only bar scene.
Local bars have turned to an unconventional solution to help curb violence.
A new summer program for New Orleans youth is taking a culturally competent approach to theatre.
In the wake of Hurricane Francine, New Orleans restaurants power through.
“Now we just get creative,” says Ana Castro, owner of Acamaya seafood restaurant in the Bywater.
Meet the sign language interpreters changing the game at ACL Fest.
The search for Scrim: How a runaway rescue united a New Orleans neighborhood.
Drag queen London Manchester talks wrestling, her very first show, and drag as an act of defiance.
OREGON cover stories:
JUSTICE FOR JERRIN
A University of Oregon student fights for justice for her father, who she says was wrongfully convicted of murder.
THE WOMEN OF WJ
A group of all-female skaters in Eugene, OR are working to make the sport more inclusive.
TROUBLED TEENS
A UO student shares her experience in the “troubled teen industry” amidst a national reckoning.
Sex work goes viral
Local sex workers turn to alternative income sources when the COVID-19 pandemic forces strip clubs to close.
Eugene weekly:
Georgia on their minds
Staffers for Peter DeFazio worked door to door in Georgia to help Democrats win back the U.S. Senate.
Pro-Trump Rally in Eugene Turns Violent
An anti-socialism and pro-Trump demonstration was declared a riot when counter-protesters clashed with attendees.
PASSPORT TO THE COUCH
Your guide to lesser known travel docu-series.
Wandering the Earth, Alone
Award-winning ‘Nasumice’ (Adrift), directed by South Eugene High School graduate Caleb Burdeau, is now available online.
Observed and remembered
Erik Sandgren landscapes debut at Karin Clarke Gallery.
Keepin’ it Reel
Eugene’s embryonic film industry offers support, collaboration to aspiring producers and directors.
Ivory irene mccuen obituary
Eugene Weekly has an ongoing project to write a story for every person who dies unhoused in Lane County in 2021. Ivory Irene McCuen was a 30 year old mother of two.
The GEOMETRY OF LANDSCAPE
Jon Jay Cruson’s painting exhibit at White Lotus gallery offers a relaxing rural escape.
‘The Days are Just Packed’ for Young Filmmaker
19-year-old Miles Dixon wins award and nominations at the All-American High School Film Festival.
THE FINAL OUTPOST
Bend director Taylor Morden’s The Last Blockbuster takes a nostalgic look at the end of an era.
BEST COMFORT FOOD IN EUGENE
The swanky Black Wolf Supper Club wins ‘Best Comfort Food’ under fresh ownership.
Best italian food in eugene
Beppe and Gianni’s Trattoria wins ‘Best Italian Food’ in Eugene for the 3rd year in a row.
CONNECTING THROUGH CULTURE
The DisOrient Asian American Film Festival screens virtually from March 19-28.