Museum officials have spoken out about the real-life Annabelle doll’s whereabouts amid rumors that she’s gone missing.

Annabelle's Louisiana and New Orleans tour has sparked panic, with many wondering if the haunted doll was responsible for Louisiana plantation house fire.

NEW ORLEANS — She’s been blamed for scratches, strange whispers, and even demonic attacks — and now the haunted doll known as Annabelle is in New Orleans.

The New Orleans Historic Voodoo Museum is the place to visit in New Orleans to dispel the myths and learn the truth about voodoo. Located on Dumaine Street, just a 5-minute walk from Bourbon Street in ...

There was a lot of juju in New Orleans during Super Bowl LIX, from an Eagles fan using a voodoo doll to KC Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes suit.

Baby Dolls from different groups all over New Orleans came together for the project. The idea is that a select group of Baby Dolls can take the songs and language they learned through the program ...

See the viral video of an Eagles fan stabbing a Patrick Mahomes voodoo doll during the Super Bowl in New Orleans.

Voodoo in New Orleans has its origins with enslaved West Africans, who merged their religious practices with local Catholic traditions, creating what is known as Voodoo-Catholicism.

While dolls are still used, they’re typically for healing or attempting to communicate with the dead. These days, Voodoo is practiced to influence life events, often through private rituals.