More than one million Americans have the condition, and that number continues to rise.

In this segment sponsored by Gotham Plastic Surgery, Dr. Philip J. Miller, tells us how social media is changing expectations in teens.

Girls Health Day is a day dedicated to insuring healthy living for girls across our area.

In this segment sponsored by Gotham Plastic Surgery, Dr. Philip J. Miller, gives us insight on how to make the decision for teen rhinoplasty.

April is National Minority Cancer Awareness Month, and the American Cancer Society is now launching "Voices."

Shannon Kelley and Anna Rodriguez show us some workout moves to expect at Pita and Pilates at Tavi.

The countdown is on to music, art and of course, good eats with the return of the Jazz and Heritage Festival.

Will Afton joins us with a preview of the Northshore Garden and Plant Show.

In this segment sponsored by Lobb's Lawncare, Owner, Judd Lobb, gives tips on how to keep your grass green, and healthy this season.

Festivals goers are preparing for another big festival weekend full of music and good eats. In the food line up is Lorretta's Authentic Pralines.

Don't forget to read along this month with our NOLA Now book club. Our pick this month is 'Pearce Oysters.' The debut novel by Joselyn Takacs.

Loren Korn introduces us to volunteers sewing joy into every seam, one pillowcase at a time.

Chef Charly Pierre, owner of Fritai, gives us a taste of one of their Haitian dishes, Shrimp Pikliz.

Director of School of Music Kate Duncan, students Jude Landsberger, Sebastian Brown and Lizette Camarena show us what to expect.