But as people braced to move, confusion and anxiety spread Tuesday through homeless encampments like the one on Earhart Boulevard beneath the U.S. 90 overpass — the very site where the Landry administration relocated people after a set of similar sweeps before a Taylor Swift concert series last year.

In her new film Babygirl, Nicole Kidman pushes the boat out. At 57, she gets on all fours, at the request of Harris Dickinson, who plays a young intern at the tech company run by her character. She laps up cream from a saucer during one of their assignations.

New Orleans nonprofit Below Sea Level Aid is collecting reusable bags and luggage for members of New Orleans unhoused population who are being forcibly sent out of state or moved into a camp as part of Jeff Landry’s push to hide them from view of tourists in town for next month’s Super Bowl.

Notices were being posted at encampments on Monday, warning that failure to relocate to the new shelter “may result in enforcement action or legal proceedings.”