Culture

Sometime in January, I got back together with Kelechi Orode, one of my favorite photographers in Abuja. This time we decided to explore Abuja’s earth tones in the harmattan haze, while...

Close your eyes and envision yourself swinging 78 ft. above ground, as a cool breeze of wind hits your face and your adrenaline is rushing, you're blissfully basking in the...

Last week the Smithsonian's National Museum of African American History & Culture opened a new exhibit titled "Watching Oprah". Since it's opening September 2016, the museum has had a waiting...

I never really liked museums as I thought they were kind of boring and just packed with history and stories that I could not piece together. It changed when I...

To most people in the world, January 6th is just another day. Here in New Orleans it’s Twelfth Night (Feast Of The Epiphany), the beginning of our Mardi Gras Season....

Every Fourth of July weekend, millions of people make plans to go to the beach, barbeques, picnics and pop fire crackers, but here in New Orleans it’s all about the...