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We recently found a Louisiana recipe for "Soft-Shelled Cicadas". That recipe got us thinking...what the heck do cicadas even taste like?

Have you ever typed in few words on Google just to see what funny search terms pop up? I decided to do that to see what folks are Googling about Cajuns, and it's pretty entertaining.

President Biden was visibly angry as he denied forgetting when his son died and other accusations of his memory being 'faulty' in a special council report.

These signs revelers hold up at Mardi Gras parades score them the "best" beads.

Catholics on the University of Louisiana - Lafayette (UL) campus will have a beautiful, new Our Lady of Wisdom church in the not-so-distant future.

Some people will do just about anything for attention on social media.

Lafayette, LA has many ties to France. From the earliest settlers to the lasting French influence in architecture and our famous cuisine.

Multiple visitors have reported being attacked by these animals, including a group of tourists who were chased down a popular street by a herd of cows.

A French defense official spoke on condition of anonymity because he wasn't authorized to speak publicly.

An official of the SBP police union, says the attackers escaped in two vehicles.

Maybe you have seen the "Google Mobile" come though your neighborhood once or twice, and you ask yourself, "what is that?" Google has several automobiles equipped with cameras and all that they do is drive around the country/world documenting streets via still images. Well in France, one of Google's cars caught a man urinating in his front yard and he is now suing the search en

Rihanna's new single ' We Found Love' is stirring up some problems abroad. Starpulse reports that officials at the Supreme Audiovisual Council of France have banned the 'We Found Love' video from airing before 10pm. Why?

The French government is notorious for banning the use of English words as a way of maintaining French language and culture. However, a recent ruling by the French government, which now makes it illegal to speak the words "Facebook" or "Twitter" on television or radio newscasts, isn't as shocking as you might think.