The poor Waymos won’t know what hit ‘em. nola.com/entertainment_life/…
300 of Terrance Osborne’s “I Voted” posters free to anybody, whether they voted or not. Read all about it … in a newspaper near you.
Read all about it: Elderly entertainment content producer rides a Waymo and warns robotaxis about driving in New Orleans. In a newspaper near you.
My favorite part of the New Orleans Day of the Dead procession was the pink skull PEZ dispenser. nola.com/entertainment_life/…
New Orleans Day of the Dead procession in the Bywater nola.com/entertainment_life/…
New Orleans Day of the Dead procession in the Bywater nola.com/entertainment_life/…
New Orleans Day of the Dead procession in the Bywater nola.com/entertainment_life/…
I ran across this fascinating mid-century mod derelict on Cecil Street in Gert Town According to a passerby it had been abandoned since Hurricane Katrina. At one time, it was the home of a musician, which is why the carport is supported by a huge, custom-made, steel treble clef.
The NOLA Pet Memorial Second-line rambled through the French Quarter on Nov. 1. The parade was founded by Beth and Tom Michko who were mourning the passing of their beloved black cat Mini that died in 2024. Read all about it: nola.com/entertainment_life/…
The NOLA Pet Memorial Second-line rambled through the French Quarter on Nov. 1. The parade was founded by Beth and Tom Michko who were mourning the passing of their beloved black cat Mini that died in 2024. Read all about it: nola.com/entertainment_life/…
Loved all the fables. Did Doubleday invent the game, did Ruth call his shot, did Cobb sharpen his spikes? Best part may have been the debunking of curses. A crusty old baseball journalist said that curses are caused by bad ownership and management. Sound familiar Saints fans?
I’d never read Dracula. Loved the blend of science and superstition. Loved the American character and his faith in Winchester rifles. Loved the communion wafers mixed with caulking putty to keep vampires from sneaking through cracks. Wordy … because it was the 19th century.


















