As the new season approaches, the New Orleans Saints find themselves engulfed in a sea of uncertainties, the most significant of which centers on the future of their star running back, Alvin Kamara. The electrifying player, who has consistently been a crucial component of the Saints’ offensive strategy, now finds his future with the team […] More
The humid air of a late summer evening in New Orleans hung heavy with tension as Democratic state lawmakers grappled with a sudden blow to their community efforts. Projects and local nonprofits that had been meticulously planned and promised financial support were left in jeopardy. The promise of progress felt almost tangible until Republican Gov. […] More
Children’s Hospital New Orleans, the first and largest freestanding children’s hospital in Louisiana and the Gulf South, has proudly announced a significant development in its leadership echelon. Tod A. Smith, a native of New Orleans, has been appointed as the chair of the hospital’s Board of Trustees. This marks a pivotal moment for the institution […] More
The Infectious Disease Department at DePaul Community Health Centers (DCHC) is all geared up for a noteworthy event in observance of National HIV Testing Day. It’s an occasion filled with hope and proactive health measures aimed at fostering community well-being. On June 27, from 12 p.m. to 5 p.m., the doors of DCHC’s Harvey Clinic […] More
As the New Orleans Saints prepare for the upcoming season, much of the buzz centers around the young quarterbacks vying for a spot on the 53-man roster. Among these promising talents are Spencer Rattler and Jake Haener, both making compelling cases for their inclusion. Spencer Rattler, with his quick release and keen football IQ, has […] More
We came for the armoires, but I left thinking about ground cornmeal. Each year, the Historic New Orleans Collection’s Decorative Arts of the Gulf South (DAGS) program sends a team of interns to document and catalog the material culture of historic sites. Interns learn how to identify, photograph, and describe historic objects in public and […] More
The streaming revolution of the early 21st century promised moviegoers the opportunity to have every film ever made at their fingertips. Twenty years on and about four dozen new streaming services later (remember Quibi?), the false bill of goods sold to audiences of infinite choice for minimal cost has calcified into corporate money grubbing, the […] More
The streaming revolution of the early 21st century promised moviegoers the opportunity to have every film ever made at their fingertips. Twenty years on and about four dozen new streaming services later (remember Quibi?), the false bill of goods sold to audiences of infinite choice for minimal cost has calcified into corporate money grubbing, the […] More
The Southern Food & Beverage Museum (SoFAB) has been a cornerstone of culinary history in New Orleans for two decades now, bridging the rich traditions of Southern food with contemporary innovations. As it celebrates its 20th anniversary, SoFAB is rolling out a series of inspiring updates, exhibitions, and events to honor this significant milestone. To […] More
The Southern Food & Beverage Museum (SoFAB) is celebrating its 20th anniversary with a flourish, marking two decades dedicated to the rich culinary traditions of the southern United States. This year, the museum has rolled out a series of dynamic updates, exhibitions, and special events that promise to delight food enthusiasts and history buffs alike. […] More