EDITOR'S NOTE: NolaVie is reposting a series of stories this week to celebrate its birthday, and to demonstrate the diversity of material published on the website in its first year. Maybe it's the company I keep (OK, it probably [...]

Contrary to popular belief, the French Quarter wasn’t founded in 1718 by Jean-Baptiste Le Moyne de Bienville in order for visitors to have a place to drink Huge Ass Beers in the streets, although that seems to have [...]

What woman wouldn’t want to be swept off her feet in the historic neighborhoods of New Orleans, with the sounds of live jazz echoing through the narrow streets on a clear, Southern night? According to Yahoo Travel: None. [...]

Harn Solo is not a movie character. Also known as Michael Harney, this 28-year-old white hip hop artist is making a name for himself in the New Orleans music industry. Solo says he chose the stage name Harn [...]

This poke-at-politicos parading group has a particular appeal for its king, Randy Fertel: He's thrilled to be part of a krewe that takes political satire seriously, so to speak.

The Historic New Orleans Collection presents its sixth annual concert with the Louisiana Philarmonic Orchestra on Wednesday, "Becoming American: The Musical Journey." The series, begun in 2007, is dedicated to the study of Louisiana’s contributions to the world [...]