A powerhouse lineup of Hollywood and Broadway talent united at Symphony Space for This Is Crazy!, a moving one-night-only performance supporting the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI).
In celebration of Mental Health Awareness Month, actress and activist Jameela Jamil hosted an empowering wellness event at The Racket in New York City.
On Tuesday, June 4th, Prime Video and Amazon Freevee hosted an exclusive dinner at LINDEN, located at 5936 W Sunset Blvd, Los Angeles, CA, to celebrate the release of their highly anticipated podcast series, Counsel Culture.
In a vibrant celebration of self-love, community, and mental health awareness, Project Pit, an innovative partnership platform, hosted the 2nd annual ‘I Love Myself Festival’ in collaboration with the LA County Department of Mental Health as a part of the Take Action LA initiative.
On March 23, the nonprofit “Get Lit” screened thirty minutes of the documentary, “Our Words Collide.” The film showcased five poets from the Get Lit program. After, a mental health panel featured director Jordan Barrow, and two youth poets, Sam Luo, and Amari Turner. Author and mental health activist Héctor Tobar led the discussion. The event showed the organization’s positive impacts on literacy and young people.
Filmmaker Foustene Fortenbach on the Most Personal Work She’s Ever Made
Gabby Bernstein has had quite the year so far. She just released a brand new book that will be enjoyed by so many readers searching for their own spiritual path, and this month she can be found on the cover of Bella Magazine’s Mind, Body and Spirit Issue.
Facts are facts. Life still is not the same. For nearly two years now a vast majority of America is still feeling a tremendous sense of anxiety, depression and even body aches that have manifested out of all these feelings.
As 2022 rolls in, the upcoming winter olympics are sparking many important conversations about mental health and wellness.
Gaspar Noé has always been a challenging filmmaker.
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