Category: Mental Health
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Hollywood Ageism Exposed: The Roles Women Never Escape
Hollywood ageism keeps women on a casting conveyor belt, from ingénue to grandma, while men age gracefully and headline forever. The system needs a rewrite. Read More
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keeping powerful men comfortable is the lock on the epstein files
A survivor explains why the Epstein files are more than headlines. This story is about power, silence, and the system that still protects abusers. Read More
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Carmen Miranda’s Identity and Mine: 4 Countries, No Home, and a Shared Struggle
This personal reflection explores Carmen Miranda’s identity and itoday’s Latinx diaspora—linking celebrity, displacement, and the fight for belonging across generations. Read More
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Dan Lauria’s Just Another Day Is a Powerful Play About Memory and Meaning
Actor Dan Lauria Just Another Day is his new play that centers the creative spirit in the face of dementia. A powerful story of memory, legacy, and love. Read More
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Art FROM ASHES: Venice Art Walk 2025 Is a Beautiful Love Letter to los angeles’ diversity
Venice Art Walk 2025 centers Black artists, LA’s legacy of fire and how art becomes a force for healing and resistance. We were there to witness what mattered. Read More
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Confidential Magazine Exposed: The Tabloid That Targeted Women, Gay Stars, and People of Color
Confidential magazine wasn’t just America’s most scandalous tabloid—it was weaponized gossip. The kind that didn’t just destroy careers. It destroyed people. Read More
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What Mi Vida Loca Taught Us About Love, Loss, and Survival
Mi Vida Loca isn’t just a cult classic—it’s a cultural landmark. This story honors Shelley, La Chiquita, and demands justice for girls the system failed. Read More
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Queer Hollywood: Love, Lies & Breaking Barriers
Explore the hidden history of LGBTQIA+ Hollywood—from secret romances and forced closets to the fight for authentic queer representation on screen. Read More
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Bringing Mi Vida Loca Back: A Campaign for Representation and Remembrance
Mi Vida Loca shaped a generation, but it’s nowhere on streaming. Join our campaign to honor Latina representation and demand Sony bring this iconic film back. Read More
