New Orleans
New Orleans is a Louisiana city on the Mississippi River, near the Gulf of Mexico. Nicknamed the "Big Easy," it's known for its round-the-clock nightlife, vibrant live-music scene and spicy, singular cuisine reflecting its history as a melting pot of French, African and American cultures. Embodying its festive spirit is Mardi Gras, the late-winter carnival famed for raucous costumed parades and street parties. ― Google
People born in New Orleans (First 49 people) - Page 14
Sidney Thornton
Little Sonny Jones
Brent Crayon
Sammy Duet
Musical artist
Warde Manuel
American former American football player
Lisa Angelle
American singer-songwriter
Irv Smith Jr.
American football tight end
Andy Bowen
American boxer
Wilbert Olinde
Alexandrea Weis
George Strickland
American professional baseball player
The George Lewis Ragtime Jazzband Of
Clarinetist
Ashley Ambrose
American coach
Louis Varney
Composer
John Trice Nixon
Sean Brawley
Tennis player
Bo McCalebb
American-Macedonian former professional basketball player
Devon Walker
American football player
Fred Stamps
American football player
JeanPaul Morrell
Lawyer
Danny Martiny
Former Majority Leader of the Louisiana Senate
Karen Carter Peterson
Member of the Louisiana State Senate
Edith Ogden Harrison
Author
Raymond M. Clausen Jr.
Military personnel
Andrea Roane
American newscaster
Aleia Hobbs
Olympic athlete
Joseph Jay Pastoriza
Politician
John W. Broomes
Judge
Madeline Hughes Haikala
Judge
B. J. Sams
American football player
Alan Risher
American football player
Ralph Norwood
American football player
Samella Lewis
American artist
Kyndall Dykes
American basketball player
Nicole Cooley
American poet
Herman Ashworth
Peter H. Dailey
Former United States Ambassador to Ireland
Devyn A. Tyler
American actress
Rosa Rio
American pianist
Ralph Cato
American baritone
Joseph Francisco
American chemist
Wayne M. Catalano
Jockey
Rob Piper
Barbara George
American singer-songwriter
Jamar Rogers
Musical artist
Bruce Daigrepont
Musical artist
Steve Masakowski
Jazz guitarist
