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PELL, DAWN RICHARD, AND ANTWIGADEE! UNLEASH SUMMER ANTHEM “GO CRAZY” — A FUNKY, FUTURISTIC DANCE FLOOR CALL TO ACTION
New Orleans, LA — [July 12, 2025] — New Orleans’ own genre-bending Grammy-nominated stars Pell, Dawn Richard, and DJ/producer Antwigadee! have officially released “Go Crazy” — a high-energy, sweat-dripping, bass-thumping summer anthem that’s guaranteed to light up the season. Equal parts bounce, funk, and fearless freedom, “Go Crazy” is more than a track — it’s […] More
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From Party Promoter to Hospitality Powerhouse: Larry Morrow Opens His 5th Restaurant Spicy Mango
This past weekend marked more than a grand opening for Larry Morrow — it was a full-circle moment in his journey as one of New Orleans’ most influential cultural curators. With the debut of Spicy Mango, his fifth restaurant concept, Morrow once again proves he’s not just building businesses — he’s crafting experiences rooted in […] More
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From Bounce Dancing to Brand Deals: A Sit Down Interview with Antionique “Tootie Tootz” Price
Antionique Price, better known as Tootie Toots, represents a new generation of New Orleans creatives whose stories are rooted in community, culture, and transformation. Her journey — from the porch steps of the 8th Ward to becoming a brand ambassador for Coach — is more than personal success; it’s a case study in how cultural […] More
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Essence Fest, AI, & Black Economic Power: What’s Happening in New Orleans – Alphonso David Interview
Each year, during the heart of Essence Festival, something deeper than celebration is happening inside the New Orleans Ernest N. Morial Convention Center. It’s not a party — it’s policy. Led by civil rights attorney and strategist Alphonso David, the Global Black Economic Forum (GBEF) returns in 2025 with its largest-ever footprint: 60,000 square feet […] More
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Nexus Technology Cup Recap: Innovation Takes Center Stage in Baton Rouge
In a state known for its culture, cuisine, and creativity, Louisiana just made another bold statement — this time in tech. From June 17 to 19, Baton Rouge hosted the inaugural Nexus Technology Cup, a multi-day competition designed to spotlight the state’s top tech talent. And let’s be clear: this wasn’t your average start up […] More
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Louisiana Now Holds the #1 Spot in Music Industry Incentives with Passage of HB 653
In a landmark victory for Louisiana’s music economy, House Bill 653 has officially passed through the Louisiana Senate —securing Louisiana’s position as the nation’s leader in music business incentives. Pushed forward by Rep. Paula Davis and supported by Senator Franklin Foil, the bill enhances the state’s Sound Recording and Quality Music Company Incentive Program, a […] More
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What Nashville Got Right About the Music Business—And What New Orleans Still Has to Learn
New Orleans is the birthplace of American music. Jazz, Bounce, Funk, Brass, even early Rock & Roll—this city birthed the culture that shaped the global sound. But if New Orleans is so musically rich, why doesn’t it have the industry to match? Why do our top artists move to Atlanta, LA, or Nashville when it’s […] More
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New Orleans Designer Sid Vicieux Announces Newtral Groundz 5/04 Day Limited Edition Drop
New Orleans, LA — May 1, 2025 — New Orleans-born designer Sid Vicieux is making waves again with the announcement of a limited edition drop in collaboration with Newtral Groundz for 5/04 Day, a cultural nod to the Crescent City’s creative pulse. The Newtral Groundz x Vicieux drop is more than just a collaboration — […] More
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DreamBowl: Dreamathon Kickoff Brings Star-Studded Networking to New Orleans
New Orleans, LA – February 3, 2025 As Super Bowl LIX brings the spotlight to New Orleans, Dreamathon is setting the stage for an unforgettable kickoff with DreamBowl. This invite-only red carpet event will blend sports, business, and culture, creating a high-energy networking space for athletes, entrepreneurs, and industry leaders. Bruce Thompson & The Dreamathon […] More
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Black History in the Making : Gian Durand and James Carter become the first African American Queen and King of the Krewe of Alla
In 1992, the Honorable Dorthy Mae Taylor valiantly led the enactment of a city council ordinance in the spirit of making the magic of Mardi Gras accessible to all, and now Gian Durand and James Carter are making history as the first African American Queen and King of the Krewe of Alla in its 93 […] More
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