Two years later, I can finally say, “I became the architect of my own healing.”
My very personal essay aired on @CBSMornings for Mental Health Awareness Month.
https://t.co/J8fyhldeJH
“There was nothing free about it, I felt trapped”: @crystalhefner is speaking out about life inside the Playboy Mansion and her marriage to controversial Playboy founder, Hugh Hefner.
She tells CBS Mornings about her new book, “Only Say Good Things.”
Andrew Rannells is wrapping up his run in @GutenbergBwy, which saw him reunite with his friend and former #BookofMormon co-star Josh Gad.
He tells CBS Mornings how he tries to make Gad laugh during the show — and what he thought of @GayleKing’s Broadway debut.
Abigail, a three-year-old Israeli-American, is among the hostages in Gaza — and her family hopes that she will be one of those freed in a deal agreed to by Israel and Hamas.
Her great-aunt and cousin tell @GayleKing why they are "cautiously hopeful." https://t.co/ko57CdV2DO
“It doesn’t matter how sick I am, it doesn’t matter how tired I am. We are going to get her back”: Thomas Hand’s eight-year-old daughter Emily is believed to be one of more than 200 people taken hostage by Hamas.
Her ninth birthday is this Friday, he tells CBS Mornings.
How a 1960s Japanese health-food sect birthed a hippie grocer that changed American food. Inside Erewhon’s secrets, by @KerryHowley https://t.co/lN2zsuhUib
The Real Housewives are typically affluent women who either know they’re ridiculous or don’t care if anyone thinks they are. Cast members, Andy Cohen, and fans are in on the joke together.
But the material isn’t always funny. @bananapeele reports: https://t.co/J93gnCDvsa
Five years ago, a gunman opened fire at Pittsburgh’s Tree of Life Synagogue, killing 11 people.
Rabbi Jeffrey Myers, who was in the building that morning, is now sharing his story: “What is justice when 11 souls have been stolen from their loved ones and communities?”
Israel’s chief military spokesperson, Rear Admiral Daniel Hagari, told @TonyDokoupil about Israel’s plans for life in Gaza after Hamas and his message to Palestinian people: “Hamas took you hostage. He kills his own people.” https://t.co/BbNzM2RPpH
The civilian response in Israel has been staggering, with lines out the door to donate blood to victims.
One hospital volunteer from New York told @NorahODonnell that the amount of support in the country has been “overwhelming.” https://t.co/Y9iFMLtozU
“Everything that we did, that you thought was a detriment to you, today it puts me so far ahead of the competition”: @RichPaul4 discusses his new memoir, "Lucky Me," and reveals how the very challenges he once saw as obstacles now serve as the building blocks to his success.
“Three generations now have been living through war and terror and trauma and now, it’s my kids”: @tonydokoupil's 11-year-old and 14-year-old children live in Israel. He says they are safe.
He shares how he has been feeling since Hamas launched unprecedented attacks.
.@BarbraStreisand’s career has spanned seven decades, and in her new memoir, My Name is Barbra, the iconic performer chronicles every moment in great detail.
For VF’s November issue, editor in chief @radhikajones is at home with the legend, talking marriage, Marlon Brando, Lea Michele, and more.
🔗: https://t.co/pyL78oKfvK
“We’re all Housewives, piecing our earnings together like scraps of fabric, vacuuming up our old dreams of security and stability, while we gulp down a show about women doing the same,” @JenLouiseWilson writes. https://t.co/JFj0Ia2djL
Rupert Murdoch didn’t want to dump Tucker Carlson. But did he have a choice?
In an excerpt from his new book, @MichaelWolffNYC writes about how the 92-year-old media baron dumped his ratings leader and favorite Fox host. Our new cover:
https://t.co/xC8ynBd9jb
The gray suit was once the ultimate cloak of anonymity. Thom Browne has turned it into a badge of conspicuous consumption. In our Fall Style & Design issue, @rachsyme profiles the influential designer. https://t.co/ellTWNFgRd
A Profile of Jeremy O. Harris, a lauded playwright with a natural, if somewhat paradoxical, penchant for institutional critique. https://t.co/2w0ltOoN6P
.@andersoncooper says he finds “the actual lived experiences of the people” in “‘great’” families to be really interesting — inspiring him to write his new book about the Astors, a family that once had unlimited wealth, power and ambition. https://t.co/3U3TOxJr5K
“If we were a cult, it was an artistic cult that was doing almost a political action against the tyranny of good taste,” John Waters recalls, in a new interview. https://t.co/FcAH2V1JyK
Award-winning journalist @megkissinger1 has spent decades reporting on mental health — and in her new book, she turns her attention to her own family, writing about their struggles.
She hopes sharing their stories will help “make people feel less alone.”