New Orleans Saints' Drew Brees' Children Are Big Kansas City Chief's Fans!

Carnival in New Orleans will be a bit quieter than usual this year because of the pandemic, but revelers are still finding safe ways to celebrate.  The festival season -- which runs from Jan. 6 through Fat Tuesday -- typically brings thousands of people to New Orleans to attend balls and join large crowds to watch parades throughout the city.

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CBS’s show "NCIS: New Orleans" was accused Sunday of parroting the mainstream media by "doubling down on false liberal propaganda" to paint sometimes violent protests across the nation as "peaceful" demonstrations.

Naga Munchetty! On Sunday, the BBC Breakfast star took to Instagram ahead of her first day at BBC 5 Live, sharing a glimpse inside her work bag – including her BBC lanyard.MORE: Naga Munchetty reveals reason for post-Christmas tearsShe wrote: "I've been sorting out my work bag & am ready to go back to the office... 1st day in a new job @bbc5live tomorrow.

Dani Dyer's acting career was set back by the pandemic – but her dad now wants them to hit the screen together.The Love Island star was scheduled to audition for BBC medical drama Holby City before Covid-19 took hold. Dani, who is expecting her first baby next year, wants to follow father Danny's lead and become a regular on TV.

Soul, Pixar’s newest computer-animated comedy about an aspiring Black jazz musician with an important life lesson to learn, will be held—at least in my mind—in a special league of its own.I’d compare my anticipation for Soul, now available on +, to my excitement surrounding Princess Tiana. In 2009, the New Orleans bred beauty with a wonderful heart and a big, bright smile broke ground as the first Black princess in the Disney franchise.

Kansas City Star newspaper is apologizing for decades of racially biased coverage, writing that for much of the Star's early history, "through sins of both commission and omission, it disenfranchised, ignored, and scorned generations of Black Kansas Citians.

NEW YORK -- The first significant attention that the Kansas City Star gave to hometown hero and jazz legend Charlie “Bird” Parker came when he died in 1955 — and the newspaper spelled his name wrong.That detail came to light when the Star investigated, and apologized for, its mistreatment of Black citizens over many decades in a self-reckoning that came in a series of stories published on Sunday.In its blunt self-assessment, the Star found that for many decades of its 140-year history, Black

has apologized for past decades of racially biased coverage and the newspaper has posted a series of stories examining how it ignored the concerns and achievements of Black residents and helped keep Kansas City segregated.

Congratulations are in order for more reasons than one. After a strong game all season, Will Jardell and James Wallington emerged victorious during the season finale of “The Amazing Race”, and topped their big win with an engagement!

A Louisiana woman was the second member of her New Orleans football team to be murdered this year, according to police. Brittany Stevenson, 26, identified by local news station WWL, was fatally shot while sitting in her car.

direct to your inboxThree people are in hospital including a young child after a van crashed into a bus in Manchester city centre last night.Police, fire and ambulance crews attended the incident on Angel Street near the Co-op headquarters in the NOMA district at around 9.24pm.A transit van appears to have collided head-on with a bus while travelling the wrong way down the one-way road.

NEW YORK -- Actor Carol Sutton, a fixture on stages in her native New Orleans who built a steady career on the big and small screens, including roles in the 1989 comedy “Steel Magnolias” and the TV series “Queen Sugar,” has died from complications from COVID-19, according to New Orleans Mayor LaToya Cantrell.