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VIEUX CARRÉ CONFIDENTIAL (series) episode #20 posted! TJ & Di adventures! Unusual clip! TJ and Di are known for New Orleans-style comedy and self-parody, however, this time the tables got turned...! In how! They captured an unexpected haunted house ghost-magnet moment! Paranormal events! On camera! Unedited! Stunning French Quarter orb spirits intrude upon the filming, making their presence known! Some believe that orbs are souls of the departed. A blue light arc flashes across Di's top hat, then vaporize flits across the left side of the misty frame, followed by a third swatch of flying light, all within seconds...note Di's reflective eyes aflame! Glowing! TJ and Di love controversial satire, for camp and laughs, and show-style video theatrics, but this time the joke is on them. The uncensored ghosts crash their skit, upstage the hoo-hah queens and steal the show! Beyond Treme, Vampire Diaries and NCIS New Orleans... Here the fun-loving quipsters utilize TJ's suds-less oversized bathtub like a parlor room sofa, oblivious to the other energy in the room, unaware they have uninvited company! Hovering nearby. Floating around the room. Supernatural menagerie! Unbeknownst to them, TJ and Di are apparently not alone! VIEUX CARRÉ CONFIDENTIAL! co-hosts TJ and Di deliver the real scoop — about the idiosyncratic people, places, voices, visions, stories and shenanigans of New Orleans! Wild, saucy, offbeat, entertaining! New Orleans is a city of amazingness...authentic moments...excitement and glamour...glitter and grit...ghosts and secrets...fashion and frolic...rowdy revelry...too impossible to comprehend! The mysterious haunting of Louisiana...a place with an unquiet past! New Orleans has been called the "most haunted city in America." It has been said by many that the actual history of New Orleans is far stranger than anything fictional writers can create. In New Orleans the past is never really past and is always a part of the present. For those curiosity seekers hoping to see and feel the paranormal phenomenon of the city's lingering spirits and orbs, New Orleans is awash in haunted history tours and psychic investigative researchers. Researchers say that ghosts have always been particularly at home in New Orleans' French Quarter, however, since Hurricane Katrina in mid-2005, the hauntings have increased dramatically. In general, the Quarter is more vividly haunted than in the past. TJ's Bourbon Street residence is long known for documented hauntings, but TJ says she never feels scared. A historic 1850s French Quarter property — the 150-year-old Vieux Carré structure, a balconied building with a long and colorful past, is situated on the same block as Lafitte's Blacksmith Shop, just a few blocks over from the LaLaurie Mansion. See TJ and Di in additional YouTube postings. TJ & Di hoo-hah comedy. Swamp Empress TJ drives a '59 pink Cadillac convertible named Lulabell, and Di rides a 1968 "My Fair Lady" model banana-seat Stingray. TJ is the nationally acclaimed author of multiple New Orleans-based nonfiction and fiction works. Award-wining designer/artist Di owns Zogwald's, an eclectic French Quarter boutique, and her original pinup-girl artwork graces celebrity homes. (TJ also maintains a home in Palm Beach, Florida and Di in Melbourne, Australia.) The French Quarter has one of the country's highest concentrations of haunted buildings. It is a twilight town of ancient history, ghosts, secrets — mist, light and shadows. In the Quarter, in its an old square of where much history has transpired and meetings occurred. Ivy-twined walls conceal the reverberations of so many conversations, comings, goings and passings. To first come upon the delineating perimeters of the Old Square — something to be remembered always, and not missed — is to stumble upon an optical illusion of earlier days reincarnated. Initially, it does not seem possible. It appears as a delusional fabrication, a trick of light; perhaps a phosphorescent light reflection seen across land, water and sky; apparitions and visual fallacies that mislead and delude us. Yet whether none of this is true, or partly true, is really moot, since the French Quarter is simultaneously both real and unreal. Sometimes, if you choose to see it, when the night is right, some spot the friar's lantern. The will-o'-the-wisp halo has been observed hovering near; a pale light that flits and streaks through the secret gardens, perhaps coming from the swamp, below. Whatever you deduce — it's up to you. ------------------------------------------------------ Do you get the resilient heart, soul, spirit and humor of the people and places of New Orleans...? DO YOU KNOW WHAT IT MEANS TO MISS NEW ORLEANS?

Added 15 Jun 2026