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By Dwight Brown Lions and tigers and bears, oh my. Tyrannosaurus, velociraptors and brachiosaurus—run for your lives. The cloned dinosaurs from the theme park Jurassic World are in trouble on the volcanic isle of Isla […]

Photos by Kichea S. Burt The French Market played host to the 32nd Annual Creole Tomato Festival on June 8th & 9th. With stages and activities in Dutch Alley, the Farmers Market, the Jazz Museum […]

By Marion Hercyl A big Happy Birthday to Gabriel Jones, otherwise known as Gabriel The Great, who turned 8 last week. A big celebration was in store for Gabe and his friends at Spin Zone, […]

June Hazeur On Saturday, May 19th, it was Nicole Carter’s Birthday and also our own Terry Jones. Since they share the same birthdate she included him on the cake. Every year Nicole has her Traditional […]

By Edwin Buggage Music for the Soul Loose Ends Music was an integral part of the soundtrack of the 1980’s; bringing back memories of going to nightclubs such as Nexus, The Touch of Class, Secrets, […]

By Kichea S. Burt It almost didn’t happen as a pop up storm turned very serious; collapsing stages, tearing apart vendor tents, damaging food booths and turning over Port-A-Potty’s, just an hour or so before […]

By Benjamin Bates This past weekend, Dillard University and Xavier University Commencement ceremonies were cause for great celebration from parents, families, friends and alumni, as the 2018 graduating classes marched across the stage and received […]

Photos by James Terry On Thursday, May 3rd, friends, colleagues, legislators and citizens joined the Morial family and Governor Joh Bel Edwards for a private reception to honor Ernest “Dutch” Morial. The occasion marked 50 […]