…herself and the children. Nineteen days after leaving psychiatric hospitalization, the children were dead. Where was the safety plan? Who assessed the danger to the children? Who coordinated her medications?…
…as Max Fisher describes in The Chaos Machine: The Inside Story of How Social Media Rewires Our Mind and Our World, outrage outperforms careful reporting on every engagement metric. The…
…a career in an industry she genuinely loves. We see her become financially independent, develop professional confidence, and figure out what she actually wants from her life. At one point,…
…lot of power in the government. And instead of talking about things like health care and grocery prices, they’re talking about the two trans women who, God forbid, tried to…
…Acme to court and sue their animated asses. Luis Guzmán may have spent a good amount of his early career playing men on the wrong side of the law. In…
A trip to see Gabriel Garcia Roman in his studio is also a visit to his self-curated gallery. One wall is lined with carefully hung rows of wooden frames in…
…keep the spotlight on herself, she wrote “I Will Always Love You,” which became a worldwide hit by Whitney Houston. Her achievements in the music industry earned her a Lifetime…
…streets of Santa Cecilia. “To some, Miguel is a little menace who ruined a career and destroyed a legacy,” says Bratt. “Ernesto de la Cruz is back for revenge.” “Coco…
…my relationship with her public persona – I saw myself in Hayden Panettiere. When she began speaking publicly about postpartum depression and when Nashville gave Juliette Barnes a storyline that…
…heroine in Liana de la Rosa’s newest novel (and first contemporary romance!), Mutual Discord. Sofía Mendoza is a young Puerto Rican living in Arizona. Her career at Desert Media seems…
