Mardi Gras in New Orleans.

All Hail King Milo! Not helping the final costuming sprint, but the King cares not.

Ambling around our neighborhood in New Orleans.

A beautiful night in New Orleans.

It’s fun to be a fan of a bad NBA team that’s not tanking. All GM’s should make a reckless trade for a flawed but brilliant player that gives up their lottery pick next year and remove the moral hazard.

Wardell Quezergue helped craft the identity of American music Wardell Joseph Quezergue shaped the sound of many popular records in American music.

Lovely ode to our home on the first night of St Charles Ave parades.

Michigan State once signed Mel Tucker to a 10 year contract after finishing 3rd (in the Big 10 East)

January 15th Sugar Bowl. Boo.

In the Carnival Spirit.

An American modernist, Oubre was born in New Orleans and was the first student to graduate with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from Dillard University.

Congrats to Nurhan Gokturk for being named the poster artist for the 2026 Crescent City Classic! Check out our latest profile on Nurhan and his compatriots and their work at Camp St Studios and Gallery. ellaproject.substack.com/p/parlour-ga...

Krewe Boheme delights on a chilly night in the French Quarter.

One of the highlights of the carnival season and a personal favorite.

Cheers to my Ella Project partner Ashlye Keaton as she teaches her first (virtual) law class today at Gonzaga Law School!

Come on down to the New Orleans Jazz Museum and see the exhibit. It’s very well curated.

Public art as marching Krewe with Krewe Mosaïque parade.

Always fun when JEN comes to New Orleans.

Twelfth night in New Orleans with the Krewe of Joan of Arc.

Antagonizing both your customers and your suppliers (the artists) is rarely a good decision, and it’s kind of crazy the board (toadies or not) didn’t realize this.

Emilie Louise Gossiaux, who grew up in Jefferson Parish, will be featured in the 2026 Whitney Biennial.

This truck comes by everyday to rinse. I think this might be the cleanest patch of the City of New Orleans.

RIP to my great uncle Davis Yeuell, a titan of southern liberalism whose work made America a better place.

Christmas time is here.

Cheers to longtime Ella Project client Gaudanse

Lovely night at the New Orleans Jazz Museum Improvisations Gala

Really enjoyed talking to French Quarter Journal for this piece. Check it out! www.frenchquarterjournal.com/archives/the...

I love Adeyemi, but both he and Emma would get the same number of minutes at either of those clubs.

Have loved watching this mural develop, and seeing so many friends involved. It’s a great gift to our city.

Amazing what can be done when the govt hires smart, ambitious people who listen to their constituents www.nola.com/gambit/music...

See you today at 2:00 Central for our artists and advocacy zoom workshop.

At New Orleans City Council advocating for continued support of the City’s Office of Nighttime Economy.

I’m hearing a lot of thoughts that regulation is key to catching these NBA betting scandals, but my father in law ran a book back in the late 20th. It was against the spread and over/unders. If you came to him with a Terry Rozier prop bet, he would have chased you out of the shop

Well, perhaps one king. #1998, #Tulane

Cheers to the city’s Nightlife Office for doing this!

Just hatched cicada at this weekend‘s Blues BBQ Festival in New Orleans.

We’re back coordinating the arts market at the Blues BBQ festival in Lafayette Square. Come say hello!

Randy Haynie, a veteran lobbyist in Baton Rouge, has worked on behalf of the arts in Louisiana for decades.

I went to Disneyland to track the long, strange history of Disney and New Orleans—and how each has taught the other how to be. gardenandgun.com/feature/the-...

Why you shouldn’t put too much faith in early mock drafts

All three of our recent Music Census Sessions workshops are now available for free streaming. Check them out!

Wednesday! Join @earlofedgecombe.bsky.social, Lou Hill and my business partner Ashlye Keaton for our latest free zoom workshop on licensing and sync opportunities for musicians. 2:00 Central.