New Orleans Magazine January 2008

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A Home in Tremé

Linda Phillips’ Tremé home is on a quiet street above North Claiborne Avenue. “Yes,...

Cold Day; Hot Soup

Before Louisiana became my home, a soup meal almost always meant vegetable. Vegetable soup...

The Cost of Learning

Given its long history of embracing private religious education, the New Orleans area is...

Tatooed Hearts

The heart is the only body organ popular with tattoo enthusiasts. You never see...

Perspectives from the bench

Two weeks before retiring as Chief Judge of New Orleans Criminal District Court, the...

Charter Schools

The philosophy behind the charter school movement is pure Darwinism – only the strong...

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Coffee Break

Ed. Note: This is one of a series of columns written by a New...

Speaking Out: Thank you Mr. Stern

David Stern, the commissioner of the National Basketball Association, has good reasons not to...

Music: Billie Holiday Live

When Billie Holiday began recording in 1933, she brought a mellow voice filled with...

Restaurant Insider

As February has arrived, and the weather starts to warm up intermittently, I’ve begun...

Table Talk: A romantic state of mind

Few holidays put more pressure on restaurants than Valentine’s Day. Places chosen for this...

Persona: RICK JONES

For those of us who played competitive sports, there were two types of coaches:...

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Julia Street

Dear Julia and Poydras, Born and raised in New Orleans, but now living in...

Marquee

Bouncin’ into the CityJust a couple weeks after Mardi Gras comes to an end,...