It’s a fee that students never pay to get a credit they never see, just so a governor no one likes can keep a promise to a guy no one elected.
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Jeremy, Sunny, and Robert Rau talk about cerebral shrinkage, McKinney, Sea-go Seafood, and people whose only talent is crapping on other people's comedy.
President Barack Obama and U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz: How well can you distinguish between these two political polar opposites?
It’s taken me three years now to accumulate this knowledge, but if you think you or someone you love may be a TV binger, the following is a list that may help you cope.
Gov. Bobby Jindal's spokesman attacked a Democratic presidential candidate for stating he wants to see the U.S. go metric. What do you think about this?
Buying groceries is already a pleasurable pastime we all enjoy — combining it with recreational math just takes a good thing and makes it all the better.
Jeremy, Sunny, and Brian Haldane tackle Caitlyn Jenner, Louisiana's Clickbait Channel, WBRZ's Brett "Buffy the Corruption Slayer" Buffington, and a rosaceous sex tape extortionist.
The 'net is running out of space, and it's not due to Sunny Weathers watching too much porn.
Knick Moore offers a famously crappy father for each zodiac sign to help you appreciate your pop that much more this Father's Day.
Find out which visage of the gold medalist/TV dad/transsexual best fits your personality.
To paraphrase the theme of Bill Clinton's 1992 underdog campaign, “It's the exorcism, stupid.”
At 35.9%, Baton Rouge's obesity rate is the highest among the nation's most populous metro areas. What do you think about this?
Jeremy, Sunny, and David Vitrano discuss Mayor Kip Holden's unorthodox grammar before surprise guest Jeramaine Jingles drops by.
In a surprise news conference, God announced plans to shift his climate policy for Texas and Oklahoma from crippling drought to Noah-style flooding.
A Baton Rouge resident is leading a one-man crusade to dampen threads of overwhelmingly positive comments with a single word that strikes the perfect balance between dickishness and disinterest.
If we want to improve this place we call home, simply quit talking about Bobby Jindal.
James and Knick talk of robots (both the transforming battling kind and the regular battling kind), Japanophilia, travel, and the mysteries of the candy aisle.
When a member of Congress is implicated in a sex scandal, he most often resigns. And of those who don't resign, almost all of their careers are irreparably ruined. Almost all of them.
It's almost as if Jindalbot has been reprogrammed to say the stupidest things a sitting governor — yes, even one from Louisiana — can say.
Knick and James talk movies, TV, and killing yourself.