Things are a little, ahem, uneasy in the Big Easy ahead of the city hosting Super Bowl LIX on Feb. 9. A group of 17 Republican Louisiana legislators sent a letter earlier this mon

A group of elected officials in Louisiana have raised concerns that Kendrick Lamar's halftime show will violate the state's community decency standards.

A group from the Louisiana Legislature said the state should get some say in who performs when the Super Bowl is in New Orleans, and those performances should be more 'family-friendly.' No lawmakers from New Orleans signed the letter.

The Super Bowl halftime show isn’t just a break from the football game. It’s become a bit of a cultural centerpiece. In many ways it’s a perfect encapsulation o

Before Kendrick Lamar takes the field on Feb. 9, the letter notes that "past vulgar performances" might have been okay in those cities, but not in the Big Easy.

Hodges told the host that her family of avid football fans has had to, over the past "several" Super Bowls, avoid watching the "increasingly more inappropriate and more vulgar" performances through the years.

A group of 17 Louisiana lawmakers has sent a letter to two key organizers for Super Bowl LIX expressing “serious concerns” with the halftime entertainment being “less than family friendly” during the Feb.