Saints and Sinners , Channing Tatum’s new bar and restaurant inspired by New Orleans Storyville brings back the vibe of speakeasies found in the 1920’s and adds a new experience to Bourbon Street. By: Channing Parfait The historic red light district in New Orleans, also known as Storyville, offered risqué women and men of the 1920’s a place to gather where brothels were legal, and it created a hub for talented musicians from around the city known for its roots in jazz. Channing Tatum along with his business partner, Keith Kurtz, established Saints and Sinners as a bar that pays tribute to New Orleans classical, good-time reputation. The “laissez les bon temps rouler” attitude is seen throughout Saints and Sinners with red and highly detailed wallpaper, Victorian accents, and red furniture fit to the Burlesque theme. Anyone who visited Saints and Sinners for grand opening weekend from Nov. 2 through Nov. 3 was asked to wear outfits inspired from the 1890’s to 1920’s s...