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Weeks before his fatal overdose at a Los Angeles rehab facility, Presley Gerber had publicly detailed the exact medications — Valium, buprenorphine and Xanax — he was taking for mental health and substance abuse issues.
Presley Gerber, who died Sunday in an undisclosed rehab facility, had spoken publicly about addiction and treatment in Mexico just weeks before his death, and his sister Kaia Gerber had praised his candor in an August Vogue interview.
An opinion essay argues that modern fantasy publishing and entertainment have abandoned the moral clarity of Tolkien and Lewis in favor of graphic content marketed to young readers, citing examples from ‘Game of Thrones,’ ‘A Court of Thorns and Roses’ and ‘Fourth Wing.’
A USA Today column claiming American sports refuse to treat women with basic decency is under fire for relying on a Sydney Sweeney betting ad, an Arch Manning joke, and a since-replaced arena rendering as its main evidence.
Macklemore was dropped from the remaining U.S. dates of Ed Sheeran’s Loop Tour after voicing support for Palestinians during New Jersey shows, prompting a wave of celebrity criticism of Sheeran and several artists withdrawing from the tour.
Jordon Hudson, girlfriend of UNC coach Bill Belichick, resurfaced publicly for the first time in months as the Tar Heels improved to 2-0, while an ESPN documentary revived interest in the decades-old Gainesville killings.
At an Oprah Winfrey town hall on the Lindsay Clancy case, an obstetrician drew applause after asking the audience to show the same compassion for mothers of color facing similar charges.
Skillet’s John Cooper says people labeled ‘woke’ often mean well but are ultimately hurting themselves and society, while insisting he remains firmly opposed to cancel culture and committed to free speech.
An Ole Miss alum named Sara Smith went viral after cameras caught her reacting anxiously during the Rebels’ win over Louisville in Nashville, and she later shared some of the direct messages she received afterward.
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