Photo of Harrah's New Orleans Casino in New Orleans, Louisiana

Exotic food, abundant, free live music, aggressive consumption of alcohol, and blithe removal of clothing; if you appreciate excess and unhinged frivolity, you will love New Orleans . If you are there simply because New Orleans is a port of ...

Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans' – movie review Werner Herzog's 'Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans' casts Nicolas Cage as a cop who becomes increasingly unhinged by gambling debts and drug use. By Peter Rainer | Film ...

Werner Herzog's approach to "the truth" has always been fascinating, fearless, at times ferocious and to continue in this alliterative vain, faithful. Faithful to life -- to its wonderful or horrifying craziness, to its lyrical splendor, and to its ...

From there, Herzog and screenwriter William M. Finkelstein make an entirely different movie, using New Orleans in the early post-Katrina months as the backdrop for a story of drug abuse, gambling, drinking, corruption, and crime, the majority of ...

Ferrara's cop, played with feral rage by Harvey Keitel, was a fallen Catholic in New York City. Herzog's creation, Terence McDonagh, is less religious than his predecessor, and so is the movie. Instead of trying to solve the rape of a nun, McDonagh ...

Cold-blooded reptiles are lurking everywhere in the slick new noir "Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans," with snakes, iguanas, gators and especially Nicolas Cage at their slithering and cynical best. Director Werner Herzog opens the film with ...

Solar Energy Experts Trained Next Generation of Green Workforce in New Orleans Solar Thermal Equipment Installation Training Supported by the U.S. Department of Energy In October, 2009 Louisiana CleanTech received a U.S. Department of Energy’s ...

Bad" doesn't even begin to describe the behavior of New Orleans Police Lt. Terence McDonaugh (Nicholas ... worry is from the bookie (Brad Dourif) who tries to collect on the lieutenant's huge gambling debts. "Bad Lieutenant" may sound like a total ...

It’s post-Katrina New Orleans and there are snakes in the water — none bigger than Terence McDonagh, an exceptionally corrupt detective, who slinks through town snorting coke, smoking heroin, harassing women and brandishing a .44 Magnum stuffed ...

Disclaimer: This site is for informational and entertainment purposes only. Individual users are responsible for the laws regarding accessing gambling information from their jurisdictions. Many countries around the world prohibit gambling, please ...