Articles filed under January-February 2011

I remember going to the New Orleans Museum of Art in 1977 when The Treasures of Tutankhamun came to town. It was a big family expedition. Dad piled

This Valentines Day, consider a gift as unique as the city itself. When Carolyn Elder, of Saks Fifth Avenue New Orleans, asked perfumer Laurice Rahmé to create the

With the Boy Scouts of America set to celebrate its 100th anniversary in February, local men are looking back on their memories of growing up in scouting.

Cabo San Lucas is instantly recognizable by the famous Los Arcos rock formation. Located at the southern tip of the Baja California peninsula on Mexico’s Pacific coast, it

When homeowners Paula and Brett Davis met designer Matt Voelkel, something just clicked. “I showed him a picture of a house in California that had lanterns, old beams

Health Concern: Catastrophic Injuries to arm. Personal Strategy: Extensive surgery and therapy; support from friends. Doctors told Abby Meehan that if she hadn’t made a last-minute, split-second decision, she could

Life has always been an adventure for David Henson. He started out in California and ended up in Louisiana, with some strange side-trips along the way. But art

Ann R. Lobello, M.D., is a popular Slidell OB/GYN with a thriving practice. She is beloved by her patients for her kindness and her dedication to their care

Now that the holidays are behind us and Mardi Gras is a long way away (March 8, literally one day short of the latest it can be), it’s

They are…you and me. They are your brother’s wife or my son’s friend’s mother. They are the ones you run into at the grocery store or the local

We had an incredible opportunity to sit down with perfumer Laurice Rahmé (see pg. 98) as we prepared this issue to go to the printer. The sumptuousness of

As one year ends and another begins, it seems appropriate that we look back—and look forward—to the significant happenings, the milestones that mark our lives. In 2010, all

February 2011

Let’s face it. When most adults hear the phrase “children’s theater,” they don’t often think of Sara Brightman’s coloratura soprano voice bellowing over the Great White Way. No,