New film uses jazz funerals as prisms reflecting, or refracting, the joyous soul of New Orleans
Dr. Michael White, the traditional New Orleans jazz clarinetist, [...]
Congo Square Under Siege: The Latest Threat to Black Culture’s Ground Zero in New Orleans
Portia Pollack, 60, lived in a cottage in New [...]
A Father, a Daughter and a Film
By Kim Singletary In honor of Father’s Day this [...]
Money, hurricane, death: Jason Berry’s ‘City of a Million Dreams’ mulls history of second-lines, jazz funerals
By Sue Strachan It was the last day of filming [...]