Twenty years ago this month, Hurricane Katrina swept into New Orleans and nearby communities along the Gulf Coast, leaving behind more than 1,000 lost souls, shattered homes and businesses, and ...

The “Katrina: Come Hell and High Water” producer discusses her work on the new Spike Lee docuseries, her upcoming documentary “The Perfect Neighbor,” and the new language of Black storytelling.

Filmmaker Spike Lee screened portions of his new documentary, If God Willing and Da Creek Don’t Rise, at the Mahalia Jackson Theater in New Orleans. Among those attending were Mayor Mitch Landrieu and ...

Following his critically acclaimed HBO documentary about Hurricane Katrina and its sobering aftermath, filmmaker Spike Lee is developing a scripted drama for NBC set in New Orleans. Titled “NoLa,” the ...

Director Spike Lee is going back to the Big Easy see how much progress has been made since Hurricane Katrina, in an as-yet untitled sequel to his documentary "When the Levees Broke." "'When the Levees ...

Twenty years ago, on Aug. 29, 2005, Hurricane Katrina hit Louisiana, killing approximately 1,833 people and displacing millions along the Gulf Coast. Eighty percent of New Orleans was underwater, ...

It’s been 20 years since category 3 Hurricane Katrina hit New Orleans, Louisiana, on Aug. 29, 2005, and the city’s levees broke, causing catastrophic flooding that killed more than a thousand people.