It’s been several years since I first heard of a particularly interesting episode of Morgus the Magnificent. In this outing, the good Doctor and his quiet assistant Chopsley are seated at The Prytania Theater, enjoying their movie The Wacky World of Doctor Morgus. They spend the runtime commenting on the escapades, which include quite the finale […]
It seems to me that, in the battle between nature and nurture, it’s nurture that proves to be our undoing when it comes to learning hate. If it indeed “takes a village”, and ones village is filled with militia-men and women, generational racists, and other so-called “economically distressed” persons, then what kind of individual will […]
It’s a potentially dangerous scenario to be in as a business, to openly make a statement tinged with such political and societal undercurrent. After all, people often purchase and consume along with their values, when given that choice. “COWBELL WELCOMES EVERYONE. HOWEVER, IF YOU BELIEVE IT IS ACCEPTABLE TO CONDONE HATE, RACISM, AND THOSE EQUALLY […]
It’s the last weekend of August 2019 here in New Orleans (and around the world, too). If you don’t already know, we at Big Easy Magazine have a calendar section full of regularly updated events and happenings for you and yours – check it out and plan ahead for some great times! Now, let’s look […]
This past Wednesday, the Mayor’s office sent out a release, calling on the CPC (City Planning Commission) to perform a study on affordable housing.
We at Big Easy Magazine express our greatest and most sincere condolences to the families and friends of C.J. Morgan and Nancy Parker, both of whom will be missed so much.
Yoel Alonso Leal has spent over ten months being shuttled through a series of secretive ICE detention centers.
New Orleans resident Jerome Morgan is suing Blair’s Bail Bonds over a partial bond refund that was never paid to him.
Our daily paper has now suggested it’s in agreement with the brand of Fillmore, from an editorial standpoint. This is highly dubious and for sure upsetting.
Women in Louisiana are signing up for political positions at a higher rate now than ever before. Of the new pack of candidates, Marguerite Green stands out. In an announcement sent in May, “Margee” Green established her run for Louisiana Commissioner of Agriculture & Forestry. At thirty years old, Marguerite challenges multi-term Republican incumbent […]
