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New Orleans Magazine May 2016

Richard Angelico’s “Back Story”

A crime draws links to a Civil War battle

Afternoon Delight

Skin and spa treatments made for a weekday lunch break escapade

Shrimp

A Giant Among Seafoods 7 varied recipes

Indian Economics

Commodifying the signifier

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FASHION: Milk and Sugar: The Complete Book of Seersucker by Bill Haltom delves into the history and iconography of the storied Southern staple – including its New Orleans roots – and explores the role of “wash suits” in fashion for both men and women. Haltom pays homage to New Orleanian Joseph Haspel, the clothier and […]

Flying Solo

The emotion of letting go

Talking Dirty

The trouble with words

As the Go-Cups Go

Society takes another hit

May Is a Thursday

Sipping for the season

News From the Kitchens

Chais Delachaise, Blue Oak BBQ & Josephine Estelle

South Market District | TABLE TALK

New neighborhood cuisine

Memories on a Page

The joys of scrapbooks

Shrimp Boats

Shrimp boats once docked in the small canal that lined the area best known as Bucktown. It was a quirky little neighborhood with a restaurant, Sid-Mars, a view of the sunset over the lake, a bridge from which boys in cut-off jeans still jumped – even at an age when they should have known better […]

The Dead Sea and Me

I have always wanted to see the world; climb mountains, jump out of planes, ride a camel – you name it. When I was diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis at 19, those plans seemed to fly out the window. Since then it has been a journey of finding anything that would make the pain of just […]

Double Surgeries

four hands are better than two

Fiction as a Fad

Analyzing “Downton Abbey”

Pump Slump

Louisiana’s biggest industry gets tested, once again

Timothy McConnell

Superintendent, NOFD

Nectar of the Gods

Gail Psilos, co-chair of Greek Fest, discusses this year’s event

OUR TOP PICKS

FOR MAY EVENTS

Pairing Pairings

Commander’s Dinner and Concert Series

The Man At the Track

Horse racing is about the hunch, the odds, the hocus pocus, the hope that something that seems like nothing is actually a good sign, the faith in the right move and the proper moment. So it was that on the day of the Louisiana Derby at the Fair Grounds we were stalled in the parking […]

JULIA STREET WITH POYDRAS THE PARROT

THE PURSUIT TO ANSWER ETERNAL QUESTIONS

The Will Smith Tragedy

What Sean Payton Can Do

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