Beau McBride, Contributing Writer
• September 4, 2024
Created in 1999, Rate My Professors claimed “to provide a safe forum to share classroom experiences to help fellow students make critical education choices” — just as The Boot was created to provide...
On Friday, April 19, Taylor Swift released her long-awaited 11th studio album, “The Tortured Poets Department.” Swift surprised fans with a secret 2 a.m. double release, bringing the total song count...
The energy was electric as crowds adorned in chrome and cowboy hats gathered at the Caesars Superdome on Wednesday, Sept. 27, to attend the New Orleanian leg of Beyoncé’s Renaissance World Tour.
Initially...
Though New Orleans jazz legend Conrad “Connie” R. Jones left us almost five years ago, his memory still lives on through local musicians.
On Tuesday night, Loyola University New Orleans...
New Orleans’ status as a major port city makes it a cradle for commerce in the Gulf of Mexico. Coffee beans are one of the many goods imported into the city by ship. In fact, the Port of New Orleans...
This article contains spoilers for You Season 4.
Content Warning: This article contains detailed descriptions of suicide.
The last five episodes of “You” season 4 were released...
Part one of “You,” season four, was released on Netflix on Feb. 9. The prior two seasons had amassed almost 925.2 million hours of views combined, and part two will be released next month.
Fans...
Max Handler, Contributing Writer
• February 1, 2023
“The Menu” opens on a dock in the Pacific Northwest, populated by the ultra-wealthy. It introduces characters Margot and Tyler, played by Taylor-Joy and Nicholas Hoult, respectively. The film gives...
A wise person once said, “Who said, I can’t wear my converse with my dress? Oh, baby, that’s just me.” That wise person is none other than Demi Lovato. From her career as a Disney star...
Sweaty palms, a thumping heartbeat and a racing mind: the anxiousness before any gut wrenching event is by no means a desirable emotion. But what if I told you there was a way to overcome that feeling?...
When the New Orleans Opera invited The Tulane Hullabaloo to see their most recent production of “La Bohéme,” a famous opera by Giacomo Puccini, I was worried we wouldn’t be able to do it justice....
This past week, Tulane’s Theatre and Dance department put on “Antigone,” a work by the Greek playwright Sophocles’, translated by Ann Carson and directed by Ryder Thornton. The translation, intended...
