We find ourselves looking back on the year and feeling struck by the monumental scale of efforts to remove people from their homes and communities, writes Jane Place Neighborhood Sustainability Initiative. antigravitymagazine.com/column/year-...

We spoke to photojournalist Wayan Barre about getting into the field "late" in life and covering marginalized communities in Louisiana and beyond. antigravitymagazine.com/feature/the-...

The Knight of Swords, Five of Pentacles, and Strength are your tarot cards this month. antigravitymagazine.com/column/tarot...

As we head into a new mayoral administration and City Council, we have an opportunity to push for a new approach to cultural funding, writes @musicculture504.bsky.social antigravitymagazine.com/column/maccn...

The end of both Mercury in Sagittarius and Saturn in Pisces at the end of last month marked a shift from contemplation to action, and both our personal lives and the world will face the unpredictable results of these two mutable signs. antigravitymagazine.com/column/wild-...

Nana Grizol will perform Friday, December 5 at The Broadside alongside Pigeon Pit, Holy Locust, and June Henry. Lead singer Theo Hilton spoke to Dalton Spangler about reshaping the band in New Orleans and building a home here. antigravitymagazine.com/feature/home...

We’re either a nation of immigrants and ideas, builders, educators, and creators; or violent, racist, xenophobic, ignorant close-minded destroyers. Only one of these nations has a future, writes Editor in Chief Dan Fox. antigravitymagazine.com/column/lette...

Welcome to your December 2025 ANTIGRAVITY.

Our comics looked at the mayoral election, escapism, book recommendations, and the existential considerations of the holiday turkey

We listened to new music from prolific local artist Laura Fisher, New York band Geese, jazz artist Roger Glenn, New Orleans bands Lawn and Twisted Teens, Loyola student and pianist Vienna Notarianni, and a debut full-length album from Sabine McCalla antigravitymagazine.com/reviews/revi...

Rodrigo Delgado Jr. offers us a tour diary from his band Gall's travels with Dremm across parts of the Southeast, Northeast, and Midwest.

Musician Eddy Benz spoke to Dalton Spangler about his roots as a Westbank SoundCloud rapper, his upcoming album The Charlatan, and the person he seeks to become.

New Orleans poet Gina Ferrara, Louisiana's newest poet laureate, spoke to Megan Burns about her new role spreading poetry around the state and the energy of the '90s and 2000s New Orleans poetry scene.

This month's @musicculture504.bsky.social column explores Arsène DeLay's work with the Makin' Gardens project, which teaches people how to grow their own food and herbs, regardless of their access to land.

As we approach the end of the fifth year of our Raising Louisiana column, we have amassed the voices and stories of nearly 30 unique parents in these pages. This month we asked contributors to tell us about how they experience gratitude in parenting.

If the Jazz & Blues Market finds its audience, it offers interesting possibilities for expanding New Orleans' live music footprint and adding new life to a historic and culturally rich neighborhood, writes @alexrawls.bsky.social in this month's My Spilt Milk

Danny Cherry Jr. (@deecherrywrites.bsky.social) spoke to Army vet Zue Jernstedt about her decision to join the Global Sumud Flotilla bringing food to Gaza, her five-day imprisonment by Israel, and New Orleans' role in the genocide.

"The Crow" by Mavis Figuls is your poem this month.

Here is your Voter Education Guide for the November 15 election. You'll be voting on runoffs for criminal district court clerk, District A and District E councilmembers, a few amendments and bond measures, and potentially a neighborhood proposition. antigravitymagazine.com/feature/vote...

You don't have to go home for Thanksgiving, writes Danielle Nelson in this month's Our Lady of Good Counsel. If an old tradition isn’t working, you have the right to try something new.

Editor-in-chief Dan Fox offers thanks for all the love we've seen come our way lately

Troma's Mr. Melvin, featuring The Toxic Avenger, plays November 13 at the Broadside. Local horror hound Bill Heintz spoke to Troma's Lloyd Kaufman and Andrew Miller about putting the film together.

Audio technician Marco Gill spoke to us about his favorite mics and mixers, the difference between running indoor and outdoor shows, and going on tour with Petey USA. antigravitymagazine.com/column/sound...

This month, Jane Place is highlighting some instances of those fighting back against government repression and expressing their gratitude for everyone who remains in the fight for justice. antigravitymagazine.com/column/jane-...

The Three of Cups, Ace of Pentacles, and Knight of Cups are your tarot cards this month. antigravitymagazine.com/column/tarot...

The viewer’s experience of ROOMMATES by David Surman and Ian Gouldstone is an argument for the often underrealized potential of two-person shows, writes Emily Farranto in Art Brine. The show is on display at Sibyl Gallery through Nov. 9. antigravitymagazine.com/column/art-b...

The challenges we face this month will be well-served by Scorpio’s mythic stoicism, which teaches us to navigate both personal and collective issues with integrity and grit. antigravitymagazine.com/column/wild-...

Welcome to your November 2025 ANTIGRAVITY— We open with appreciation for our AG community, enter stoic and intimidating Scorpio season, polish silverware and disinfect wooden chopping boards, debate going home for Thanksgiving...

Here is your Voter Education Guide for the Nov. 15 municipal election. You'll be voting on runoffs for criminal district court clerk, District A and District E councilmembers, a few amendments and bond measures, and potentially a neighborhood proposition. antigravitymagazine.com/feature/vote...

The iconic interviewer Nardwuar the Human Serviette hosts Nardwuar’s Video Vault at The Broadside on October 26. But first, Associate Editor William Archambeault turns Canada’s greatest interviewer into an interviewee (including a few gifts).

We listened to indie/experimental/shoegaze project Across Phoenix, Big Leather's first full-length, the latest from Dre Perish, New Orleans rapper La Reezy, long-running local psychedelic grunge band Pig Lizzard, and a new EP from Quintron and Miss Pussycat. antigravitymagazine.com/reviews/revi...

Alex Rawls explores the Louisiana Philharmonic Orchestra's collaborations with the New Orleans indie music community in this month's My Spilt Milk column

The 36th New Orleans Film Festival is here! Screenings will take place in-person between October 23 through 27 and virtually until November 2. Here are some of our picks.

Christen Arafeh, Westbank native and founder of Crescent City College Consulting, offers advice on helping your child choose the right college in this month's Raising Louisiana.

The option of a total citywide ban on short-term rentals remains available to our City policy makers, and recent developments on the Airbnb front emphasize just how needed such a total ban is, says Jane Place.

Need to get stains out of a classic Magnalite pot? Tips from Theriot has you covered

This month's Our Lady of Good Counsel column offers advice on handling imbalances in cognitive and household labor. antigravitymagazine.com/column/our-l...

If you haven’t seen Ron Bechet‘s charcoal drawings at the Contemporary Arts Center, get it while you can, writes Emily Farranto in this month's Art Brine

Performer and sound engineer Jenn O. Cide spoke to Sabrina Stone about her favorite gear, the secrets of fire performance, and why New Orleans is "like Vegas, with a soul."

Alfred Marshall was only 17 years old when he was arrested and sent to jail for a crime he did not commit. Now, he's a chapter organizer with Voice of the Experienced. He spoke to Associate Photo Editor Katie Sikora about his life and work

Baby chicks at Brothers III and a nap at Mick's in Mid City feature in our Close Encounters this month. antigravitymagazine.com/column/close...

On January 12, New Orleans will have its first new mayoral administration in eight years. MaCCNO offers five strategies to support the cultural community they can launch on Day 1.

Here is your Voter Education Guide for the Oct. 11 municipal election. You'll be voting on candidates for mayor, City Council, sheriff, assessor, and criminal district court clerk, as well as a City Charter amendment and, in some areas, a tax proposition. antigravitymagazine.com/feature/vote...

I must take a moment to make a plea to the general public to please, for the love of fucking God, stop using AI, writes Senior Editor Marisa Clogher. antigravitymagazine.com/column/lette...

The Nine of Swords, Page of Cups, and Knight of Wands are your tarot cards this month. antigravitymagazine.com/column/tarot...

The fight to preserve public health and science is connected to every other issue we face. All our struggles, all our systems are intertwined, and we can't overtake fascism or ensure our survival without embracing this, writes Senior Editor Mary Beth Campbell. antigravitymagazine.com/feature/defe...

My @antigravitymag.bsky.social interview with @nardwuarserviette.bsky.social is online now! It was lots of fun to dig into some odd topics with Canada's most notorious interviewer and even present him with a few gifts.

Libra demands beauty, creativity, and pleasure, but under that grandeur there must be an enduring commitment to balance. antigravitymagazine.com/column/wild-...

Welcome to your October 2025 ANTIGRAVITY.

Here is your Voter Education Guide for the Oct. 11 municipal election. You'll be voting on candidates for mayor, City Council, sheriff, assessor, and civil district court clerk, as well as a City Charter amendment and, in some areas, a local tax proposition... antigravitymagazine.com/feature/vote...