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A performance troop marches during the 2008 Voodoo Experience at City Park on October 25, 2008 in New Orleans. (Photo by Jeff Gentner/Getty Images North America) New Orleans is a great place to celebrate Halloween.  Not only is the sinking city completely haunted, it is also an annual host to the Voodoo Experience, a multi-day music festival that takes place the weekend before the creepiest day of the year. A dancer dances, front, while Rob Garza, left, and Eric Hilton of Thievery...Read Full Story

NEW ORLEANS, La. (CitizenWire) — Some people mark their 5-year anniversary with a wooden gift, perhaps a replica of an official Major League Baseball Louisville Slugger. Nola Bulls does it with baseball bats too, only theirs are plastic and wielded by Rolling Bulls! San Fermin in Nueva Orleans (SFNO) will release hundreds of "Roller Bulls" on its streets again, led by the Big Easy Rollergirls. El Encierro, or Running of the Bulls in New Orleans, is the featured event in a 4 day festival from...Read Full Story

“I will resist congress’s attempt to federalize medicine!” - President G.W. Bush, seen on tonight’s CBS News It’s no surprise that the lead local story is Louisiana residents having the highest rate of cancer in the U.S. Katrina wiped out 7 of the region’s 16 hospitals, and over one-third of its healthcare workers , particularly doctors and nurses. The few clinics that sprang up after the storm are having difficulty finding the money to continue two years later and have no hope of keeping up...Read Full Story

A recent photo spread in W Magazine entitled ‘ Come Down to Nawlins ‘, and photographed by Bruce Webber, got me thinking about the situation in New Orleans since Katrina, an issue I have always been interested in, something I am extremely passionate about. Here’s my chosen photo from the spread: Now unless you have been living under a rock, you know about the disaster that was hurricane Katrina, the effect it had along the gulf coast of the North America, the hundreds and hundreds of...Read Full Story