Will Coviello is a journalist for NOLA.com, focusing on local news and events in New Orleans and Louisiana. His articles cover a wide range of topics including food, culture, entertainment, and community events. Will's work has also been featured in the Loveland Reporter-Herald.
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Will Coviello's focus is primarily on local events and entertainment news in New Orleans, Louisiana. He covers a variety of topics including art, music, food, and events happening in the area.
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By: Will Coviello
Leslie Scott is not in Kansas anymore.
By: Will Coviello
Jordan Entwisle told us about learning to cook, starting Senor Gabagool and what's on his menu.
Chef Melissa Martin got a great response to her first cookbook, “Mosquito Supper Club: Cajun Recipes from a Disappearing Bayou,” which references her restaurant but focuses on the Cajun foodways
By: Will Coviello
Anyone who is afraid to get their head underwater may not need any help from AquaMob, New Orleans’s water ballet and theater troupe. In the last two years, the company
By: Will Coviello
It’s not uncommon to hear New Orleanians describe the frustration of trying to solve local problems as “crabs in a bucket.” Just when one crab looks like it’s managed to
By: Will Coviello
Oktoberfest events begin this weekend in New Orleans, and fall is full of food festivals, from the Fried Chicken Festival to Crescent City Blues & BBQ Fest and Beignet Fest.
By: Will Coviello
The Continental Drifters followed their own unique odyssey: forming in Los Angeles in 1991; becoming a sort of pop and indie rock supergroup; relocating
Pedro Lucero has spent 30 years in the film industry, 20 years managing clubs on Bourbon Street, and since the pandemic, he’s been cooking for others via Potluck Tacos. His
By: Will Coviello
The Crescent City Blues & BBQ Festival features stalwarts like Lil' Ed & the Blues Imperials, Baton Rouge’s Kenny Neal and New Orleans own Little Freddie King, but the lineup
Bluesman Tab Benoit has been busy since he founded his own label, Whiskey Bayou Records, with Reuben Williams in 2017. But he only recorded and released music by other artists
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