Gerard Way and Julien Baker to take part in livestream mental health event

When a TV show or film deals with a sensitive topic, such as mental health and suicide, there are always going to be a lot of outside eyes looking in to see that the discussion is responsible and caring. Well, without even one frame of “Expiration Date” being shown, there’s one mental health nonprofit group that believes Will Forte’s new Peacock series is a terrible idea.

Elaine Low Senior TV WriterFollowing Friday’s development news of a Will Forte drama that centers on a grief-stricken man planning his own suicide, one mental health organization is criticizing the concept as “wildly irresponsible and callous.”The show, “Expiration Date,” is described as a “dark suburban soap” in which a man finds a life insurance policy that covers suicide, so long as the individual does not carry out the act within 12 months, and sets about planning out his final year.

I understand why nurses may feel their work isn't valued It’s been so nice having all the kids back at school. Millie hadn’t seen her best friends for months so she was so excited to see them.

direct to your inboxTowards the end of 2019, a 18-year-old from the South Yorkshire town of Rotherham visited Manchester’s gay village for the first time.From the moment Samuel Picton stepped foot on the Canal Street cobbles with his best friend, Bailey, he was enraptured by the glittering lights and atmosphere of the queer-friendly area.It was a space where he felt he could be himself without worry or fear.“I had never experienced a gay club or bar before,” Samuel, now 20, recalls.“There wasn’t

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's Archewell Foundation has named the charities it will be supporting including a mental health charity, an online racial justice movement and two groups that promote diversity in media.

Prince William and Kate Middleton are back to work amid the royal drama that has engulfed the royal family ever since Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's explosive interview with Oprah Winfrey aired. Kate and William stepped out for their first in-person engagement this year as per reports and the occasion couldn't have been better.

coronavirus lockdown and fears over the Brexit deal’s insufficient support for touring musicians is taking an unprecedented toll on the mental health of musicians in the UK.New research conducted by the charity Help Musicians, who surveyed over 700 musicians across the UK for the study, found that 87 per cent of respondents said their mental health had deteriorated over the past year.59 per cent of musicians said that their worries about the impact of Brexit on the music industry had compounded

Naman Ramachandran ITV chief executive Carolyn McCall has revealed that she completely believes Meghan Markle’s statements about mental health, which is at odds with ITV presenter Piers Morgan’s views on the matter.Outspoken presenter Morgan, co-host of ITV’s breakfast program “Good Morning Britain,” suggested that he did not believe Markle’s statements during the Monday edition of the show.

Julien Baker released her third album ‘Little Oblivions’ last week, and played three tracks from it with a full band on CBS This Morning – watch the performances below.For the TV show’s ‘Saturday Sessions’ segment yesterday (March 6), Baker played the album’s three singles, ‘Faith Healer’, ‘Hardline’ and ‘Heatwave’.Watch the performances below:‘Little Oblivions’ is Baker’s first album with a full band, and she spoke of the change in a recent interview with NME.“I’ve missed it so much,” she

mental health charity.Two-year-old Oliver Lumsden hit the road on his balance bike every day throughout February to fundraise for the Scottish Association for Mental Health (SAMH).He and mum Courtney, 28, took on the challenge to bike around Glasgow’s West End as a way to give back while getting outdoors.Undeterred by even the coldest of weather, bike-mad Oliver even dragged out early years teacher Courtney during the 'Beast from the East 2'.“There were times where I was wanting to go home

James Arthur has revealed how a tumultuous year of health scares that impacted his physical and mental health inspired his new album and its lead single Medicine.

teen has hailed police officers who rescued her distressed mum and hopes bravely speaking out will help 'destroy the stigma' around those suffering from poor mental health. Panic set in for 19-year-old Klaudia on Sunday evening when her mum, Eva, didn't come home after taking their dog, Dennis for a walk at around 6pm.

Gerard Way and Julien Baker took part in a special charity livestream event yesterday (March 2) that focused on mental health and music – you can watch the panel discussion below.Organised by Sound Mind Live, the online event sought to bring together “artists in solidarity to promote community support around mental health issues and raise awareness for critical mental health resources during this time of need”.Way and Baker were joined on the Dr.

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorSony Music Publishing has partnered with Silence the Shame to launch “The Soundtrack of Mental Health,” a global multi-year program which will offer songwriters, employees, and the greater music community educational trainings and support around mental health.

Runner's World about how she has battled with her mental health for nearly two decades, and that she only recently opened up about it because she 'wanted things to change'. 'I've struggled with depression and anxiety for more than 18 years,' she explained.

Gossip Bucket reports. Sources close to Kim reveal that Kim will “always love Kanye” despite the decision to end their marriage.As previously reported by Hollywood News Daily Kim Kardashian West filed for divorce from Kanye on February 19.

Josh Quigley has revealed he has arthritis at the young age of 28.The condition, that causes inflammation and pain in joints, was found in his hip last week having been in a horror crash in Dubai earlier this year.Record-breaking biker Josh is renowned for international gruelling cycles, having raised thousands for charity in the process.The former business owner, from Livingston in West Lothian, told the Record: "It's all come as a bit of a shock."Arthritis to me is something you get later in