This sign, in the Lower Ninth Ward, is aimed at tourists who come through the neighborhood on bus tours and is meant to remind those visitors that Hurricane Katrina exacted a horrible human cost that was largely paid by residents of poor areas like this. (Photo Credit: Daniel Terdiman/CNET News.com)
This is a horrible anniversary of the death and destruction of New Orleans. it still pains us deeply to see the aftermath and to know that little has been done to help those who lost the most.
What About The NINTH WARD MR OBAMA?
This is a collection of Videos hand collected to show you the view of Post Katrina New Orleans and specifically The Ninth Ward.
Like Errybody else either from Nola or who loves Nola you expect to see somebody in the news. this time it's minimal but still it's there. Juve got a break on his feb 2010 case, where he was busted with a lil dro.he walked away easy with a suspended jail sit, just a lite countout and then 6 months on paper. tha's the hard part. but you know he can do it, in slow motion ... aaaawwwww work it baby, and keep it clean.
CHALMETTE, La. — New Orleans rapper Juvenile has pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor marijuana possession charge in Louisiana.
The St. Bernard Parish sheriff's office says the 34-year-old, whose real name is Terius Gray, entered the plea Thursday. The rapper and an aquaintance were arrested Feb. 25.
He received a suspended sentence of three months in jail and must serve six months probation and pay a $250 fine and court costs.
Juvenile, best known for the song "Back That Thing Up," has been arrested at least four times on charges ranging from failure to pay child support to resisting an officer at a Florida mall in 1999. Most of the charges have been dismissed. In 2003, he was sentenced to 75 hours of community service for hitting a man on the head with a champagne bottle.
This is our Favorite of the Juvenile Hits. Ladies, Put on ya Big Girl Panties cause this is theUNCENSOREDVersion - Lets Take it in Slow Motion, since it's Music Monday Y'all
