Source: L.Kasimu Harris / iOne Digital NewsOne had the unique opportunity to team up with renowned photographer and New Orleans native L. Kasimu Harris for our documentary, 20 Years Later: Katrina. The film, hosted by Harris, takes viewers on a journey through two decades of transformation after Hurricane Katrina—seen through the lens of his powerful…
President Donald Trump’s orbit took a messy turn online Monday after Katie Miller gushed that working with Elon Musk was “the most fun I’ve ever had,” a line that quickly triggered a wave of social media snark. The remark came during an Aug. 25 appearance on “The Scott Jennings Radio Show,” where Miller was promoting…
Brittany Mahomes managed to steal the spotlight before the final kickoff of the Kansas City Chiefs’ preseason on Friday, Aug. 22. The wife of star quarterback Patrick Mahomes arrived at Arrowhead Stadium in light-wash blue jeans and a fiery, skin-tight red leotard repping her husband’s team. She completed the bold look with a diamond necklace,…
(Photo: Getty Images) The presidential act sets up an unprecedented legal battle and challenges the independence of the Federal Reserve. Donald Trump became the first president to attempt to remove a member from the Federal Reserve Board of Governors in the central bank’s 111-year history. In a letter on Monday, President Trump announced that Lisa…
Tina Knowles is aging on her own terms. The glamorous “Matriarch” author was a head-turner as she was photographed on the blue carpet on day one of the US Open in New York City. Knowles, 71, stepped out in a matching white crop-top and pants ensemble that were both intricately covered in floral cutouts. The…
✕ In New Orleans, community isn’t just a word—it’s a way of life. Long before Hurricane Katrina tested the city’s resilience, places like Congo Square stood as a gathering site for Black traditions like music, dance, and the spirit of resistance. Throughout the 19th century, Congo Square played a substantial role in the development of jazz as…
✕ In the heart of Tremé sits Dooky Chase’s Restaurant, a living testament to Creole heritage and Black empowerment. What started as a corner sandwich stand in 1939 grew into an eatery where food and activism intertwined. Creole food has long stood at the crossroads of community and history. Through its irresistible gumbo and fried…
✕ If every musical note in New Orleans were history, then Sweet Lorraine’s Jazz Club could be the city’s master historian. For more than five decades, this intimate music house has welcomed locals and travelers alike, offering traditional Creole dishes and some of the best jazz, blues, and R&B the city has to offer. It’s not just…
Ben Affleck doesn’t want his exes to kiss and tell, but that hasn’t stopped his private life from being publicized. The “Hypnotic” actor is reportedly seeing red over “Gwyneth: The Biography,” a behind-the-scenes look into the life of Hollywood A-lister Gwyneth Paltrow. Author Amy Odell interviewed more than 220 people close to the ‘Nepo Baby’,…
Venus Williams, of the United States, waves to fans after being defeated by Karolina Muchova, of the Czech Republic, during the first round of the U.S. Open tennis championships, Monday, Aug. 25, 2025, in New York. (AP Photo/Adam Hunger) For Venus Williams, getting back on the court this year was about giving herself a chance…
