Jeremy Marshall

Founded in 2003, the Center for Longevity and Wellness (CLW) was one of the first concierge medicine practices in Louisiana, pioneering a unique approach to

“Heretic” uses religion as a framing device for a satisfying, tension filled, time at the movies, but not one that will be converting anyone anytime soon.

“Wicked,” the eagerly awaited major motion picture version of the smash revisionist “The Wizard of Oz” Broadway musical, features all the pros and cons that plague modern big-budget musical adaptations. A long-in-development project that had Lady Gaga at one point queued up for the title role; “Wicked” flies into theaters not just as a single film but as a PART ONE, as I am sure most audience members will leave the theater being confused by. But it’s doubtful they’ll be overly concerned, as “Wicked” (already being rebranded as “Wicked: Part 1”) has the good fortune of featuring the two standout numbers of the show, including “Defying Gravity,” that will have audiences decidedly ear wormed from their seats to their cars and beyond. What remains to be seen, however, is whether or not the spell cast by this glitzy production will be enough to entice that same audience to traverse the yellow brick road back to the theater in one year’s time for the story’s conclusion.

Ann Conn, MD, a dedicated physician and mother from Louisiana, is a triple board-certified expert in neurology, pain management, and headache medicine. Her

Pictured (L to R): Andrea Murina, MD, FAAD; Carole Bitar, MD, FAAD; Erin E. Boh, MD, PhD, FAAD; Emily Coleman, MD, FAAD.

A dual board-certified physician and psychiatrist, Dr. Holly MacKenna is a staunch advocate for the Integrative Medicine approach to physical and mental health. Dara Wellness, soon to offer services to LA, MS, AL, NJ, OH, and IL in the New Year, was founded to expand the integrative psychiatry model to all areas of the Gulf Coast, utilizing methods such as nutrition, sleep management, lifestyle modification, and mind-body modalities such as reiki and mindfulness. Dr. MacKenna also has two books that are soon to be published, one of which is a children’s book co-written with her twelve-year-old daughter. She is a regular contributor on Fox 8’s NOLA Morning Edition.

Pictured: (Front L to R) Elizabeth Kelly, MD; Amber Naresh, MD; Margie Kahn, MD. (Back L to R) Amy Vaughan, MD; Jessica Shank, MD; Janifer Tropez-Martin, MD; Chi Dola, MD. Not Pictured: Heather Barnes, MD; Cecilia Gambala, MD; Amy Grace, MD; Gabriella Pridjian, MD.

Mullin has been transforming outdoor environments into beautiful, functional spaces that capture the vibrant culture of South Louisiana for nearly twenty

Dr. Steve Nelson, Chancellor of LSU Health New Orleans, has been a cornerstone of medical leadership in Louisiana since 1984 when he joined the faculty of LSU

Thibodaux Regional Health System is at the forefront of keeping its community healthy through continuous efforts to combat some of the leading causes of death