New Orleans does not mean only music city. It is the home of jazz and a living organism where melodies that are running in all the streets have become part of the lives of the citizens and the economy of the city. The recent Music Swings Votes forum, where candidates of the New Orleans mayor […]
A small change on a familiar car can stop someone mid-step, drawn in by balance they can’t quite name. In today’s tuning culture, confidence shows not through volume but through precision — proportion, restraint, and detail that feel inevitable. Every contour, finish, and fitment choice becomes language, saying more by speaking softly. Drivers now crave […]
Reading Beyond the Page Books have never really been about paper and ink. They’ve always been about ideas movement discovery. That’s why digital reading isn’t just convenient—it’s transforming what it means to read. As reading moves further into digital spaces it’s not just the format that’s changing. It’s the way stories knowledge and voices find […]
A new report from The Action Network reveals that Pelicans games rank as the most affordable in the entire NBA for families to attend in 2025, with an average total game-day cost of $980, nearly 32% below the league average of $1,442. The analysis looked at the real cost of attending an NBA game — including tickets, concessions, parking, and merchandise for a […]
October 22nd at 4 PM families are rallying at city hall on the National Day of Protest Against Police Brutality to demand accountability from the NOPD’s Public Integrity Bureau for failing to hold its officers accountable. The families supported by The New Orleans Alliance Against Racist and Political Repression and others are demanding that the […]
A crowd of community members and activists gathered outside the Port of New Orleans headquarters Tuesday afternoon to condemn what they describe as the Port’s “active complicity” in Israel’s war against Palestinians. The rally came just days after the return of New Orleans resident and U.S. veteran Zue Jernstedt, who was detained at Israel’s Port […]
Online poker used to be the wild west. Loose-aggressive players thrived. Bluffing worked as long as the opponent didn’t have the guts to call. Reads came from timing tells and betting patterns, not spreadsheets or software. It was feel over math. But the days of raw instinct dominating the table are gone. In their place, […]
It’s always great to see a local film organization move along with “the times.” Since the COVID pandemic, our New Orleans Film Society has incorporated more and more accessibility tools for its flagship festival, from virtual (online) programming to making sure that more moviegoers have a chance at attending. This year’s event will continue these […]
Dr. Jones, a new hot spot in Metairie, is serving up seafood favorites and more at 1325 Veterans Memorial Blvd. The restaurant opened in January and has quickly become a local favorite for lunch and dinner. Dr. Jones is run by David Rouse, who has honed a long career in the restaurant industry in Chicago […]
On October 18, 2025, more than 8,000 New Orleanians are expected to participate in the NO KINGS 2.0 Rally to peacefully and publicly show opposition against the increasing authoritarian excesses and corruption of the Trump administration. This is part of National No Kings Day of Peaceful Action; more than 2,500 protest demonstrations will be held […]
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