NBC reports that the scrutiny surrounding Ariana Grande’s body has been triggering individuals with eating disorders:
“Several care providers said their clients have been overwhelmed with emotions, including fear and anger, as they watched thousands of people leave a mixture of worried and cruel comments about Grande’s body.”
christian breslauer says ariana grande “started crying” while he pitched her the creative concept for the eternal sunshine tour:
“she said, ‘this is the most beautiful thing i’ve ever seen. i could get anybody in the industry to do it, but i feel like they’ll all give me stuff that already exists in this space. you not coming from this world will bring a fresh perspective. my core hope is that the show experience feels like you’re watching a live film.’”
Chicago’s United Center shares a weather update ahead of Ariana Grande’s show tonight for the ‘eternal sunshine’ tour:
“🚨Eternal Sunshine Alert
Conditions include brighter days ahead, no shade, and winning the 'sit in silence' challenge during we can't be friends.”
@sashastfu@ariolapayola2@lanadiedforme@highp1xie Expressing concern is where it should stop. Projecting the wider issue of EDs and the rise of thinness onto individual celebrities and discussing their bodies ad nauseam is inappropriate and exactly the type of behavior that medical professionals say we should avoid