At 4 years old, Cali is already an accomplished entrepreneur, leader, model and brand ambassador. All inspired by Calis natural eye for fashion, The Cali Collection is Calis own clothing line that is high fashion for children at prices that wont kick parents in their pocketbooks. I recently got the opportunity to speak with Trinesha […]
When Bill Hillmann was gored by a bull during the famous running of the bulls in Spain in 2014, it made national headlines. The goring was notable because of Hillmanns expertise in regard to bull running and the severity of his injuries, which resulted in him being hospitalized for eleven days. However, the most notable […]
New Orleans is a city known for its music scene and contributions to the nations musical fabric. In this city, there are many great local bands, and it can feel overwhelming to try and sift through all of the different acts. However, every once in a while, a band stands out for their originality and […]
Ignore the haters and enjoy this film for what it is. Im biased. Every day after school, my best friend and I would go to his house and play Mortal Kombat 3. It was sublime. We would challenge each other to learn new combos, new fatalities, and beat harder fighters and bossesthat is, when we […]
(Updated with statement from NOPD) Claiborne Avenue is known for a variety of reasons. Besides its large homeless encampments, it is also a party spot, a place where people can do everything from listening to good music to getting their car washed. It’s also a place for good food. And Kermit Ruffins at Kermit’s Treme […]
“What you all say don’t count with me, you understand? Ma listen to her heart. Ma listen to the voice inside her. That’s what count with Ma.” It’s a dark night in the woods. The dogs are howling loudly. Two young black men are running, running as fast as they can, through the branches, over […]
When the late Carl Walker asked me to contribute to one of his productions of Native Tongues — where New Orleans playwrights wrote New Orleans characters, to be performed by New Orleans actors — I had a shy request: Could I try writing something for Carol Sutton? Carol, whom I never had met but admired […]
Put away your tutus, ladders, and signs, there will be no Mardi Gras parades in New Orleans in 2021. While this news is devastating for parade-lovers, and more importantly, New Orleans business owners, it’s not exactly surprising. The US has surged in COVID cases over the last week, and our amount of cases is […]
ARTS DISTRICT NEW ORLEANS ANNOUNCES “WHITE LINEN LIGHT” White Linen Night has been reimagined for 2020 to be a month-long event encouraging art enthusiasts and collectors to enjoy art through digital auctions and safely visiting galleries in Downtown New Orleans NEW ORLEANS (30 July 2020) – Arts District New Orleans (ADNO), the organization that founded […]
20+ New Orleans artists craft a Crescent City-themed cultural experience in the Marigny that evokes joy through NOLA art & music NEW ORLEANS (July 15, 2020)—Blinged-out umbrellas, giant crawfish, feather chandeliers, a sequined gator, and a virtual costume closet—these are just a few of the quirky, unexpected, interactive exhibits guests will soon be able to […]
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