John Anderson

PHOTO GALLERY: Catholic High graduates have plans for the future

By: John Anderson

Catholic High School Class of 2023 featured 61 graduates at St. Peter’s Catholic Church on May 15.

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‘Being Mary Tyler Moore’ Review: A Modern Woman On-Air

By: John Anderson

The TV star’s major roles and media entanglements are the focus of this HBO documentary.

Wild ending to high school baseball game goes viral

By: John Anderson

A video of a high school baseball regional championship game in New York went viral with more than 10 million views after an ending you may never have seen in

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‘The Architect’ Review: Building a Fearsome Future

By: John Anderson

This four-part Norwegian drama on Viaplay looks at a not-so-distant dystopia and one woman’s ideas to fix its housing crisis.

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‘Little Richard: King and Queen of Rock ’n’ Roll’ Review: Multifaceted in Every Way

By: John Anderson

This “American Masters” documentary looks at the musician’s wide-ranging approach to genre, sexuality, religion and more.

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‘Shooting Stars’ Review: Before LeBron Was King

By: John Anderson

Prior to being the GOAT, Lebron James was a high-profile high-school player surrounded by teammates who shared his NBA aspirations.

New Iberia Garden Club elects new officers

By: John Anderson

The New Iberia Garden Club has a mission for protecting and conserving the natural resources of the planet earth and promising to promote education so we may become caretakers of

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‘Based On A True Story’ Review: A Blunt Instrument of Social Satire

By: John Anderson

Craig Rosenberg’s comedy on Peacock, starring Kaley Cuoco and Chris Messina, attempts to tackle true crime culture, but ultimately drowns in its own bloody violence.

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‘Alone’ Review: Wilderness Survival on the History Channel

By: John Anderson

The reality show’s new season includes a special introducing the latest contestants and reminding us of the rules each must follow to outlast the competition and win $500,000.

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‘Brooklyn 45’ Review: Historical and Supernatural Horrors

By: John Anderson

In this intense film on Shudder, memories, guilt and ghosts come back to haunt a group of World War II veterans in 1940s New York.