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Your Local Louisville Bookstores And Coffee Shops Are Dealing With Supply Chain Headaches, Too
The Ever Given, a 1,300-foot-long container ship, made headlines in March when it became stuck in the Suez Canal, halting passage for weeks for other ships and essentially stopping an estimated $9.6 billion worth of trade. (It was an event significant enough that it now has its own Wikipedia entry.) Such international stories seem far…
56 Indiana Republicans Introduce Bill Limiting Employer Vaccine Mandates
Indiana Republicans have introduced a bill that could greatly restrict the ability of the state’s private businesses to establish meaningful vaccine policies. House Bill 1001 — which has more than 50 co-sponsors and is the first bill to be introduced for the 2022 session — would not allow an employer to implement a vaccine policy…
Gov. Beshear Proposes $10 Million For A West End Expansion Of Waterfront Park
Gov. Andy Beshear wants to give Louisville $10 million so that it can finally build a West End expansion of Waterfront Park. Beshear’s proposed appropriation would be doled out over a two year time period through the state budget, which will need approval by the Kentucky General Assembly. His proposal would make a project possible…
Louisville’s Moth Storytelling Event Returns To In-Person Performances Tonight
Louisville’s Moth StorySLAM storytelling event will return to an in-person audience for the first time since the pandemic began. This monthly storytelling event has been held sporadically online over the past 20 months. But tonight, Tuesday, Nov. 30, you can see it live at Headliners Music Hall at 8 p.m. At the event, participants sign…
Cincinnati’s Bunbury Music Festival Is Canceled for 2022
PromoWest Productions announced Tuesday that Bunbury 2022 has been canceled. The popular Cincinnati music festival has been around since 2012 but was postponed in 2020 and 2021 due to COVID. “It has been very difficult to get a small music festival off the ground; from booking talent, to supply-chain issues, and obtaining adequate staffing in…
Darling’s Cocktail Bar Opens in Former Better Days Records Highlands Location
This story has been updated. The long-planned Darling’s, a cocktail bar that features gin and gin cocktails, is now open in The Highlands. The bar is located at 1765 Bardstown Road, which for many years was the Highlands home of Better Days Records (owner Ben Jones moved that location to 921 Barret Ave.) and is…
WHAS Reporter Elle Smith Is Your New Miss USA
Your Miss USA is a Louisville journalist. WHAS reporter Elle Smith, who covers Southern Indiana, was crowned on Monday evening during the finale of the national pageant. She is the second woman from Kentucky to claim the title of Miss USA. Tara Connor won in 2006. Smith, who is also a 2020 UK graduate, is…
Get Inspired For The Holidays At Kentucky’s First Southern Living Idea House
Kentucky’s first Southern Living Idea House is decorated for the holidays. Every year, the magazine chooses a house in a Southern city to showcase ideas for interior design and home style –– hence the name. This year’s Idea House, located at 7820 Sutherland Farm Road, is part of a new development called The Breakers at Prospect…
LMPD Officers Approve Police Contract After Securing A Bigger Pay Raise
LMPD officers and sergeants voted on Sunday to approve a contract proposal with the city after the raise for their fiscal year 2023 salaries was boosted from 3% to 6%, the River City Fraternal Order of Police said. In September, LMPD officers rejected a contract that had a 9% pay rise for the 2022 fiscal…
Breonna Taylor Is The Subject Of A New Augmented Reality Art Experience That You Can Participate In, Too
Art Basel art fair in Miami is paying tribute to Louisville’s Breonna Taylor with an augmented reality experience that you can also participate in remotely. Digital curator Lady PheOnix worked with Taylor’s sister, Ju’Niyah Palmer to create the experience titled Breonna’s Garden. The experience will be installed at Maurice A. Ferré Park (Museum Park) in…
Kentucky Lawmaker Wants To Decriminalize Marijuana With Two Bills
A Kentucky Democrat is eying marijuana decriminalization despite past failures of marijuana bills in the state. State Rep. Nima Kukarni of Louisville pre-filed two bills today that deal with cannabis: One, which she called a short-term solution, would vanquish criminal penalties for possessing, cultivating and selling “small amounts” of cannabis, according to a press release.…
10 Things To Do This Week For $5 And Under In Louisville (11/29)
TUESDAY, Nov. 30 ‘This Used to be Louisville’ Book Signing Mellwood Tavern Free | 6:30-8:30 p.m. Kevin Gibson will be at Mellwood Tavern on Tuesday signing copies of his new book, “This Used to Be Louisville,” about some of the city’s historic buildings. You can check out an excerpt here. WEDNESDAY, Dec. 1 Lights on…
This Website Will Help You Shop Local In Louisville Online
This holiday season, you can buy from small businesses in Louisville without leaving the house, thanks to a relaunched web platform. Shop Local Lou, a website where local retailers can sell their products, relaunched this morning (just in time for Cyber Monday) after a successful debut in 2020. Participating local businesses include Southern Rustics, Moss Hill…
LaRosa’s Pizzeria Is Coming To Louisville — As Well As Another First Watch
In 2022, Louisville will get its first LaRosa’s Pizzeria –– and it’ll be located next to a new First Watch location. The Cincinnati-area development group One Holland has announced that it will turn the O’Charley’s at 10641 Fischer Park Drive into a LaRosa’s and First Watch. LaRosa’s is a Cincinnati chain that serves popular Italian…
5 Things To Do In Louisville This Weekend (11/26)
Friday, Nov. 26 Light Up Louisville 2021 Jefferson Square Park Free | 5 p.m. Downtown Louisville is once again throwing a holiday party, featuring the Lots Of Lights Parade, food and drink vendors, crafts for sale, children’s activities and even an appearance from the elusive Santa Claus. Smashed Bros 14! Hideaway Saloon $5 | …
Louisville’s Goodwood Brewing Is Expanding To Ohio
Goodwood Brewing and Spirits will open a new location in early 2022 in Columbus, Ohio. Goodwood Columbus will feature a full kitchen and brewery onsite, and of course beers, craft spirits and seasonal brews, according to a news release from the brewery. A diverse food menu featuring southern classics with a twist, such as Chicken…
Bloomberg Philanthropies Is Giving Kentucky $10 Million To Battle Opioid Addiction
Kentucky is getting $10 million to battle opioid addiction from Bloomberg Philanthropies, Gov. Andy Beshear announced on Wednesday. The commonwealth is one of seven states being gifted funds to fight the opioid epidemic by former New York City mayor Michael Bloomberg’s philanthropic organization. “Winning the battle against the opioid crisis and helping Kentuckians overcome addiction…
Winter Woods Spectacular Will Return To Iroquois Park This Week
Millions of Christmas lights will once again return to Iroquois Park when Winter Woods Spectacular, a Christmas drive-through experience, begins this Friday. Winter Woods Spectacular is a drive-through half-mile trail at Iroquois Park that features displays of Christmas lights, stained glass windows and other holiday-themed installations, along with music and special effects. The event will…
Kentucky Shakespeare Has Announced Its 2022 Festival In Central Park
Kentucky Shakespeare’s 2022 festival in Central Park will be the company’s 62nd and longest season in their history. It will include productions of “Twelfth Night,” “Richard III” and “The Merry Wives of Windsor.” The Globe Players professional training program will do “Much Ado About Nothing,” “Late Night Shakes” and the Louisville improvisers will do “Shakespeare in…
Norton Commons Businesses Hosting Two Small Biz Saturday Events
This Saturday, Nov. 27, and next Saturday, Dec. 4, businesses in Norton Commons will take part in two events designed to bring customers to local stores, restaurants and boutiques. At each of the two events, businesses will offer a number of special discounts and deals. This Saturday’s event is “Shop Small Saturday,” and the list…
Poorcastle Music Festival Returns In 2022
COVID has thrown so many events into postponement hell, making a lot of us wonder what’s coming back and what’s done for good. Thankfully, the indie music festival Poorcastle — a small, multi-day event featuring some of the area’s best bands and artists — is coming back in 2022. Poorcastle has just announced that it…
A Louisville Restaurant Owner/Cook On The Supply Chain Nightmare
Imagine yourself as the owner and cook at a popular short-order diner. Suddenly you look around and discover that the price of your cooking oil has tripled, and you can’t buy biscuits for love or money. Those challenges make things tough when your customers are looking for breakfast all day and the many fried delights…
Buy Local At The Market On Mellwood Holiday Bazaar
Mellwood Art Center will present its final event of the year with Market on Mellwood. Happening Dec. 4 from 10:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. this Market on Mellwood is being called their Holiday Bazaar. This is a family-friendly experience that gives shoppers the chance to buy local and do their holiday shopping at the same…
Local Comedy Play ‘The Kings of Christmas’ To Return For Its 11th Season
“The Kings of Christmas,” a madcap local Christmastime show, has once again returned to Louisville after 10 seasons. Its run this year will include the show’s 125th performance ever. The play centers around the King family and the very quirky characters who compose it. (Even the cast breakdown for the show makes room for eccentricities…
Jack Harlow Nominated For Grammy For Song With Lil Nas X
For the second year in a row, Louisville native Jack Harlow has been nominated for a Grammy, this time for his guest spot on Lil Nas X’s song “Industry Baby.” The song — which also reached No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 — is nominated for Best Melodic Rap Performance, which is for “a…
Taco City To Open Third Louisville Location
Taco City Louisville will open a third location early next year. The taco restaurant currently has two locations, its original outpost in the Highlands (1283 Bardstown Road) and one in Middletown (11601 Shelbyville Road), the latter of which opened this spring. The new one will open in mid-January at 3085 Breckenridge Lane, right by Hikes…
Roots 101 Nominated For Best New Attraction In USA Today’s Travel Awards
Each year, USA Today looks all over the nation for the best attractions. “From museums and performance spaces to skateparks and water parks,” USA today is looking for the greatest places in the country for travelers to visit. The news outlet enlists a panel of “travel experts” and then asks their readers to help them…
10 Things To Do This Week For $5 And Under In Louisville (11/22)
Monday. Nov. 22 Gravely Trivia Night Gravely Brewing Co. Free | 7 p.m. Shake off the leftover cobwebs that the weekend left in your brain at Gravely’s weekly trivia night. Masks are required if you get up from your seat. Industry Jam Gold Bar Free | 8 p.m. Presented by Kiana & the Sun Kings,…
Louder Than Life Is Up For Pollstar’s Festival Of The Year Award
Pollstar, a music industry magazine, has announced the nominees for their 33rd Pollstar Awards, and Louder than Life has been selected for the category of global “Music Festival of the Year (30,000).” Louder Than Life is listed with the country’s “marquee” festivals, including Austin City Limits, California’s BottleRock, Chicago’s Lollapalooza and others. The awards are…
A New Exhibit And A Poetry Slam: Don’t Miss These Two Events Happening At KMAC
Two important events are happening at KMAC. First, KMAC opened their latest exhibit “Crafting the Vernacular” this past weekend on Nov. 20. The show is based on the idea of a mother tongue, native language or dialect. In this show, the artists, all working in glass, create works that speak to their experiences, cultures, families…
Hammerheads Closes Highlands Location
Hammerheads, the popular Germantown restaurant that expanded to a second location about a year and a half ago, announced on social media that its second location, in the Highlands, has closed. “Highlands Hammerheads would like to thank everyone for the support over the last couple years,” the announcement read. “We are sad to announce that…
The Flea Off Market’s Holiday Bazaar Runs The Next Four Weekends In A Row
You didn’t think the Flea Off Market would disappear during the holiday season, did you? You’ve got to find unique, locally made and scrounged gifts to shower your fam with somehow. The Flea Off’s holiday bazaar returns, this time at a new venue: Logan Street Market. For four weekends, starting after Thanksgiving, there will be…
New Selfie Museum Opens In Downtown Louisville
Louisville’s newest selfie museum is now open. Angles Selfie Museum (111 West Washington Street) is a space where people can take Instagram-worthy photos of themselves and their friends in colorful, well-lit themed rooms. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Angles Selfie Museum (@anglesselfie) Professional photographers are also welcome, although the staff requests…
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LEO Weekly is hiring distribution drivers. Must have a valid drivers license, clean driving record, a reliable vehicle with large cargo space and availability to drive every other week on Wednesdays for a 3 to 8 hour window of time 9 am – 9 pm. Drivers can set their own hours. Email lsnyder@leoweekly.com or call 502.895.9770.
Former Floyd Central Theater Director Releases Album Of Broadway Covers
Acclaimed Southern Indiana theater teacher, set designer, singer, and actor Robbie Steiner released an album of Broadway covers on Friday, Nov. 19. The album, Out of Character, is part of a collaboration between Steiner and Scott Bradley, the music director at Derby Dinner Playhouse. There are 12 tracks on the album, including “The Music of…
3 Concerts To Catch In Louisville This Weekend (11/19)
Friday, Nov. 19 qwerty, Shark Sandwich, Kids Born Wrong The Flamingo Lounge $5 | 8 p.m. The local garage rock band qwerty is releasing a new single, “Maybe,” with support from Louisville punk rock bands Shark Sandwich and Kids Born Wrong. Blue Eyes by qwerty Neal Francis Headliners Music Hall $18-$20 | 8 p.m. With…
German Restaurant Shoots For Mid-December Opening In Downtown Jeffersonville
It was late 2013 when the former Third Base Tavern, a dive bar in downtown Jeffersonville, found a new life as Big Four Burgers + Beer. When that concept finally closed, Goodwood Brewing had a brief run there as a live music venue. The old building at 134 Spring St. is about to get yet…
Louisville’s LGBTQ+ Community Marks Trans Day Of Remembrance With A Night Of Drag And Homage This Saturday
Trans Day of Remembrance, on Nov. 20, is a day set to remember the trans community members that were murdered because of transphobia. This year, Queer Kentucky is marking the date with an event this Saturday meant to “celebrate and remember the trans community members that we have lost” as well as those who are…
Tiger King 2’ Captures Downfall Of Tim Stark And Wildlife In Need
Netflix’s new season of “Tiger King” heavily features Southern Indiana exotic animal keeper, Tim Stark, who owned the roadside zoo Wildlife In Need in Charlestown, Indiana. “Tiger King 2,” the second season in the enormously popular “Tiger King” series that premiered in March 2020, debuted on Wednesday. It follows Joe Exotic’s life in prison and…
Wu-Tang Clan Member Teams Up With Black-owned, Kentucky Alcohol Company
A member of the superstar rap group, Wu-Tang, has joined forces with a Black-owned Kentucky wine and spirits distributor. The Legacy Wine and Spirits group welcomes Wu-Tang Clan member Raekwon The Chef to their group. Raekwon’s Licataa sparkling wine will join their growing portfolio. The Licataa sparkling wine comes from Raekwon’s love for Italian culture…
Buy Pottery From Local Artists At This Annual Holiday Sale On Saturday
It seems COVID can’t keep good things down. The longtime (over 40 years!), LOCALS Annual Holiday Pottery Sale is back, just in time for your Christmas shopping. The LOCALS professional ceramicists group will have functional and sculptural clay items for sale in the building formerly known as The Clifton Center this Saturday, Nov. 20. In…
5 Things To Do In Louisville This Weekend (11/19)
FRIDAY, Nov. 19 Louisville Pizza Week Various locations $9 pizzas | Times vary You still have time to indulge in $9, specialty pizzas around Louisville this week. Fourteen local restaurants are selling 22 pizzas in a variety of styles and sizes through this Sunday. Go to louisvillepizzaweek.com to see them all and to download your…
Is Team Mitch Embracing Trump’s ‘Old Crow’ Insult? Official Twitter Account Changes Avatar
Former President Donald Trump wasn’t the brightest person to ever hold the White House, but he is pretty effective at getting right-wingers to play along with his bizarre, child-like behavior. Last week, Trump called Mitch McConnell an “Old Crow,” after the Senate minority leader supported and voted for the infrastructure bill. On Thursday, the Twitter…
Paristown’s Outdoor Ice Skating Rink And Christmas Festival Starts Today
Today is the opening day for Paristown’s 3rd annual Fête de Noel. The six-week neighborhood Christmas festival features an outdoor ice skating rink, which will be open from 4 p.m. to 11 p.m.; and Santa’s Workshop, which will be open from 4 p.m. to 9 p.m. The ice skating rink also features a soundtrack of…
Southern, BIPOC Arts Groups Are Eligible For $6 Million In Funding. Here’s How To Apply
South Arts announced its Southern Cultural Treasures program earlier this month. The initiative is a $6 million, four-year program funding Black, Indigenous and people of color-led and serving arts and cultural organizations in the Southeastern United States. The applications opened on Nov. 3 and Letters of Intent can be received through Dec. 10. The initiative…
Louisville To Clear Its Second Homeless Camp Of The Month As The Safe Outdoor Space Opening Is Delayed
Metro Louisville is set to clear another homeless encampment this week, while the opening of a city-sanctioned “safe outdoor space” is still at least a month away. The city posted a 24-hour clearing notice today for an encampment located next to the I-65 North Jefferson Street off ramp. The city is giving the 15 to…
Jeffersontown Police Say They’ve Recovered $100,000 Worth Of Stolen Catalytic Converters
This story has been updated. Well, we now know where your lifted catalytic converter went — or, at least, hundreds of those that have been stolen. Jeffersontown Police say they have caught six people, most of them from the same family, involved in the trafficking of over $100,000 worth of stolen catalytic converter car parts. They…
HGTV ‘Home Town’ Stars To Give La Grange, Kentucky, A Facelift In New Spinoff
La Grange, Kentucky, is getting a makeover, courtesy of HGTV. The TV network will bring Ben and Erin Napier from the shows “Home Town” and “Home Town Takeover” to six small towns around the country, including La Grange, as part of a new show whose working title is “Home Town Kickstart.” The show is set…
Churchill Downs Can’t Open A Real Casino In Kentucky. But They’re Doing It In Indiana.
After opening a casino-like parimutuel betting venue in 2018 in the outskirts Louisville featuring what are effectively slot machines, with another planned another for downtown, the iconic horse racing company Churchill Downs is opening an entire casino in Indiana, a state, unlike Kentucky, where full-spectrum gambling is legal. On Thursday, the Indiana Gaming Commission accepted…
Jonathan Mattingly’s Book Set To Be Released Two Days After The Anniversary Of Breonna Taylor’s Death
Former Louisville Metro Police Department Sergeant Jonathan Mattingly’s book about the police killing of Breonna Taylor will be released two days after the second anniversary of Taylor’s death. The 256-page book, now titled “12 Seconds in the Dark: A Police Officer’s Firsthand Account of the Breonna Taylor Raid,” was available for pre-order on Amazon on…
‘Red Hat’ Kid From Covington Has Opinions On The Kyle Rittenhouse Trial
The young man from Covington Catholic High School who made waves in 2019 during an altercation with a Native American man in Washington, D.C. has apparently become a Daily Mail pundit, commenting on the Kyle Rittenhouse trial. In a Nov. 16 column for the Daily Mail, a tabloid in London, Nicholas Sandmann compared himself to…
Roots 101 African American Museum Is Hosting Two Special Thanksgiving Weekend Events
Roots 101 African American Museum will have a pair of events on Thanksgiving weekend to celebrate and give thanks for the experiences and endurance of African American people. The first event will be the Thanksgiving edition of Roots 101 Fest presented by the Louisville Downtown Partnership. The event will take place on Friday, Nov. 26…
Kentucky Humane Society Takes In 15 Dogs After They Were Rescued From Abuse
Yesterday, the Kentucky Humane Society announced on Facebook that they had taken in 15 dogs, all of whom were victims of abuse and neglect. The group of dogs included both adult dogs and puppies. Ten of them came from a breeding mill in Seymour, Iowa, where breeder Daniel Gingerich racked up at least 100 citations…
Honey Creme Donuts In New Albany Has Opened A Drive-thru
Honey Creme Donuts, a local-favorite pastry shop in New Albany, has expanded its store: it now has a drive-thru. The drive-thru opened on Monday in a soft launch, which went “really well,” according to the store’s owner Andrea Van Horn. She’s still working on some additional logistical details, which include adding signs and waiting for…
Gov. Beshear OKs COVID Booster Shots For Everyone 18 And Older In Kentucky
Gov. Andy Beshear just signed an executive order expanding the eligibility for COVID booster shots in Kentucky. Now, everyone in the Commonwealth who is over 18 years of age and at least six months past the second dose of a Moderna of Pfizer vaccine or two months past the single-dose Johnson & Johnson vaccine is approved for…
The Frustrating, Year-long Process Behind Getting One Louisville Protester’s Charges Dismissed
Jan. 1, 1975: Propelled by the national mania of the drug war, and the corresponding push to criminalize every imaginable human action, the Kentucky General Assembly enacts KRS 525.140, which can land someone in jail for 90 days if they “obstruct a highway.” Aug. 8, 2020: During Breonna Taylor Summer, my friend becomes my client…
Derby Dinner Playhouse Brings A Classic Movie To The Stage With ‘A Christmas Story: The Musical’
Derby Dinner Playhouse has been a staple of the local theater landscape, making its home in Southern Indiana for the last 45 years. The theater brings to life both Broadway musicals and other light comedic fare for its audiences over dinner. It is the longest running dinner theater in the area. The Derby Dinner Playhouse…
Kentucky Lawmakers, Just Legalize Marijuana Already
The Kentucky Chamber of Commerce recently announced it supports de-felonizing drug possession during the upcoming legislative session. Cool, I’m down with that. Several Republicans and many Democrats are also down with that. Same goes for legalizing marijuana. Certainly, there is some divide over medical or recreational but here’s what I think… Why pretend that legalizing…
Savage Love: Can I Be A Non-binary, AMAB Lesbian — And Other Quickie Qs
Q: I have a fun little labeling question. I’m a non-binary person who was assigned male at birth (AMAB). I gravitate towards femininity in life and in love. My question is about the inclusiveness of the label “lesbian.” Is this a label only for women? Or is it inclusive of everyone who is feminine and…
Thorns & Roses: Former KKK Members In Law Enforcement, Breonna Taylor Protest Trial Dismissed
THORN: KKK Members In Our Midst Last week, the Courier Journal revealed that two officers who were once members of the Ku Klux Klan were still working in the Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office. Sheriff John Aubrey told the paper in a statement that he was disappointed by the revelation. But, truth is, the CJ had…
3 New Louisville Albums For Those With Good Taste
Isaac Fosl-Van Wyke – Underneath With Underneath, singer-songwriter Isaac Fosl-Van Wyke attempts to make sense of the world around him, using folk and traditional styles as the vehicle for his storytelling. The result is an earnest and poignant album that features the tremendous musical talents of Joan Shelley, Nathan Salsburg, Lacey Guthrie and Anna Krippenstapel, among others.…
These 3 Louisville Recording Artists Got Started In The Studio Young. They’re Still Creating.
With visibility brought on by major label artists from this city, coupled with a hotbed of musical talent proliferating wildly, Louisville is positioned to drive the industry for the next decade. Artists are leveling up quickly, producing sounds that appeal to the nation. The origins of this groundswell were sparked in intimate moments at recording…
John Schnatter Just Won’t Stop Talking, Reacts To Papa Johns Rebranding
To absolutely no one’s surprise, John Schnatter had thoughts to share after Papa Johns restaurant underwent a slight rebranding yesterday — dropping the apostrophe in their logo, and announcing a modernization of the stores. Schnatter, who quit the company in 2018 after he used the n-word on a call with an ad agency that was…
Louisville’s Mussel & Burger Bar Remains As Good As Ever Under New Ownership
Early in 2013, when Mussel & Burger Bar opened its first shop in Jeffersontown, I couldn’t help but make fun of this previously unimagined combination. “‘Let’s go get some burgers and mussels,’ said no person ever,” I wrote, chortling. Now, eight and a half years later, Mussel & Burger Bar’s founders have moved on to other…
Why This Former Louisville Restaurant Worker Hates Delivery Apps
The boss was trying to explain the GrubHub tablet to the front-of-house staff from arm’s length. It’s a clumsy task since pointing eclipsed half the screen. Whenever he fat-fingered a button he made up for it by aggressively jabbing the teensy Xs, threatening to tip the tablet on its plastic red mount. I watched the…
An Animal-Free Circus Returns To Louisville
Ladies and gents, this is the moment you’ve waited for: In just a few weeks, the circus will be back in town. Vernardos Circus, an animal-free traveling circus, will be returning to Louisville at the Big Four Lawn from Dec. 2-12 underneath a classic big-top tent. This is its first time back in Louisville since 2019.…
There’s No Easy Path To Getting Louisville Audiences Back To Theater Seats As The Pandemic Continues
The struggle to fill seats and encourage patrons to return to the theaters, halls and other venues continues. Some stages have found ways for innovation, and others are just trying to keep their heads above water. The problem feels unique, because the pandemic is the first of its kind in more than 100 years, and…
Reviews: Last Podcast on the Left Hosts Create A Wild, New Comic Book Series
DC Horror Presents: ‘Soul Plumber’ No. 1 and No. 2 Created by Marcus Parks, Henry Zebrowski, Ben Kissel and John McCrea The creators of Last Podcast on the Left have decided to make a comic book, and it is a wild one! The DC lines of horror books are first rate and “Soul Plumber” doesn’t…
LMPD Training Course Warned Of ‘Hazards’ That Latinx Culture Could Pose
Spontaneous. Fatalistic. Emotional. Those are the qualities attributed to Hispanic people in materials used in a Louisville Metro Police Department recruit basic training class that aimed to have students be able to “identify aspects of Hispanic/Latino culture that may pose hazards to law enforcement.” In a slideshow obtained by LEO Weekly, those characteristics are contrasted…
‘Scrooge in Rouge,’ Playing In Louisville Now, Is A Campy, Cross-dressing Romp That Will Make You Glad Live Theater And Christmas Are Back
Black Friday, CyberMonday, Festivus, and that other popular holiday are still weeks away, and in normal times I’d be shining my Doc Martens, polishing my bugle, and gearing up for this year’s battles in the war on Christmas. But these are not normal times: it’s been two years since last I heard a shopping mall…
