Costco shoppers in Louisiana have only a few weeks to purchase this popular item before it is officially "phased out" at most Costco Warehouse locations.
Join the conversation on the development of the Lafayette Public Library's new northeast branch. Take the survey to voice your preferences by November 30.
The Galveston Diet, created for women in menopause, by local Dr. Mary Claire (Pastor) Haver has sold out in its first pressing as the world discovers how this Acadiana native teaches women how to cut through fat-shaming and diet fads.
Local children's author Alysson Bourque is having a big week. Tomorrow, November 15th, her new book "Alycat and the Thursday Dessert Day" hits shelves.
Google and I would love for you to get reconnected with a great book from your childhood. Today the "doodle" celebrates Maurice Sendak and his classic story, Where the Wild Things Are.
Fresh off their win for Vocal Duo of the Year at the 2012 CMAs, Thompson Square's Keifer and Shawna Thompson are now preparing for another exciting career mark to check off their bucket list... first time authors!
If you haven’t yet read the novel that launched a thousand vibrators, and if you prefer your books with the pages already stuck together, here’s your chance. Three industrious housewives are selling their thrice used copy of ‘Fifty Shades of Grey’ on eBay.
The facts are staggering: Kenny Rogers has recorded more than 65 albums, which have sold more than 120 million units worldwide, ranking him #8 on the R.I.A.A.’s list of top-selling male artists of all time. However, it is the song titles that people will remember forever.
The juggernaut known as ‘Fifty Shades of Grey’ hasn’t just been a boon for its publisher — the bondage-themed erotic novel has also brought a welcome surge of business to sex toy shops, clothing retailers and even hardware stores.
Trace Adkins can now add narrator to his never-ending list of career accomplishments. Adkins has teamed up with the Smithsonian National Postal Museum to present the true children’s story of Owney — the dog famous for riding the rails and visiting Post Offices across the country in the 1890s — in a new eBook.