Mental Health

Megan Kearney follows Swan Lake: Quest for the Kingdoms with Corpse de Ballet, a gothic ballet ghost story. Our review.

Paris Hilton is putting her ADHD front and center by launching a new apparel collection that “is all about embracing ADHD, celebrating neurodiversity, and breaking the stigma.” The arrival of Hilton’s ADHD collection coincides with the beginning of ADHD Awareness Month, which is annually celebrated in the month of October. The DJ, reality star, and activist announced the new line via her social media accounts, writing: “ADHD, but make it fashion. So obsessed with these tees f

When I discuss how I relate to the trajectory of Wanda's grief from WandaVision to Multiverse of Madness in grief and loss support groups, many women violently nod in agreement. Thus, Wanda's story is one I have been able to use to bond with others going through something similar, offering me a connection even beyond my parasocial relationship with Scarlet Witch.

As someone recovering from anorexia nervosa binge/purge type myself, the issue hits close to home, and sequential art was my savior during recovery. Throughout my ongoing recovery, the comic book heroes have come to life to save another lost soul, just as they do in the comics themselves. They essentially saved me from me.

Mental illnesses are often misunderstood, misinterpreted, and misrepresented in mainstream media, and eating disorders are no exception. In 2024, however, one show broke the mold: Heartstopper, which, after hinting at a main character’s mental health struggles since Season 1, carefully dealt with how Charlie Spring’s disordered eating was impacting him, both medically and emotionally, and how it was impacting his loved ones, who did not know how to help. Netflix’s Heartstoppe