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The Louisiana artist may choose to keep his identity a secret but you can get to know him through his influences and through his work, which has cropped up everywhere nowadays.
Now that the world outside is changing, we’ve been spending a lot of time at home. But one thing that hasn’t changed is our love of a good movie.
Despite being in Phase One of reopening, you won’t find much happening outside. But we have you covered for life on the inside.
Here’s what you need to know before heading out during the Phase 1 reopening of New Orleans, and how local business owners are handling the process.
If you’re in New Orleans and looking for something to read, there’s no reason to turn to the internet superstores for your next favorite book.
Some businesses throughout the city were able to reopen Saturday with some restrictions. Masks are now a requirement to enter a business, and many can only operate at 25 percent capacity.
If you need to kill some time, and I mean A LOT of time, here are some games you can play with your family while you work on not getting at their throats over little nothings.
What’s Happening (Virtually) This Weekend: May 8-10
Pictures say 1,000 words, some say. So that must mean video can say … (does maths) … a lot more.
This isn’t just a roundup of Tiny Desk performances. It’s a spotlight on our musicians, of the many times we’ve brought the sound of New Orleans to Washington D.C. and, now, this is a small way to bring that sound back into our homes, in lieu of going out to a night at Chickie Wah Wah’s or The Spotted Cat.