New Orleans Jazz Fest Canceled Due to COVID-19

It's a good day to be an NCIS fan! CBS announced on Wednesday that all three NCIS series were being renewed for the 2020-21 television season. The flagship show will return for Season 18 while Los Angeles and New Orleans will return for Season 12 and Season 7, respectively.

By Jon Burlingame

The Robertson family is delving into their initial reactions to a drive-by shooting that happened on the North Louisiana estate property of “Duck Dynasty” star Willie Robertson.

The Robertson family may have become household names thanks to A&E, but they’ve stayed on fans’ minds ever since thanks to their hilarious antics. Duck Dynasty gave viewers an inside look into the lives of the Louisiana natives, in addition to their business, Duck Commander. The hit reality show premiered in March 2012 and ended in March 2017 after 11 seasons.

New Orleans-based six-piece Sweet Crude's sophomore album Officiel//Artificiel is Cajun pop at its best.You can hear a mix of French and English on tracks like "Déballez," "Sun Sept" and "Porkupine," all of which showcase the the band's bright, unique sound.

Madonna is teaming up with REFORM Alliance to protect a criminally underserved population.

Hip-hop mogul Bryan ‘Birdman’ Williams has offered to cover the cost of rent for everyone in need, due to the coronavirus pandemic, in the Uptown New Orleans neighbourhood where he was born and raised.

Birdman is giving back to his hometown in a big way.

Rihanna, Jay-Z and Twitter's Jack Dorsey are adding to their seven-figure efforts to aid coronavirus relief efforts, this time with a focus on marginalized communities in cities that have been hit hard during the current pandemic.

By Ellise Shafer

By Thomas Tapp

Celebrities are doing everything they can in order to help others amid concerns over the coronavirus.

Sadie Robertson may be known for her starring role on “Duck Dynasty” but she’s about to be known for something else: a motivational speaker and New York Times bestselling author.

By Michael Cieply

A tourist riverboat calliope blasted hymn and gospel tunes across New Orleans’ French Quarter on Friday as a tribute to the late jazz pianist and educator Ellis Marsalis.Marsalis, who taught generations of jazz players, including four of his six sons, died Wednesday of pneumonia brought on by COVID-19.On Friday, a medley including “How Great Thou Art” and “I’ll Fly Away” climaxed with “When the Saints Go Marching In” and the “Ode to Joy” from Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony.Most of the city has been

Even consummate professionals Hoda Kotb and Savannah Guthrie have their breaking points when it comes to reporting on the coronavirus outbreak daily.

NEW ORLEANS -- A tourist riverboat calliope blasted hymn and gospel tunes across New Orleans' French Quarter on Friday as a tribute to the late jazz pianist and educator Ellis Marsalis.