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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 2015
Page
16
Celebrities flocked to Vanity Fair's Oscar night party marking the season’s end as Waiters passed In-N-Out burgers and guests like Channing Tatum with Jenna Dewan-Tatum and Sofia Vergara posed in a photo booth and mood studio, mingling and dancing.
Lonely wife spends all time with her mother in her mid eighties, leaving husband isolated after 16 years of marriage. The reader seeks guidance on improving time together, involving sister in law, and possibly counseling to address the imbalance and loneliness. Dear Abby suggests counseling, involving relatives, and reassessing duties.
A mother asks how to handle her 18 year old daughter's withdrawal, mood swings, and reluctance to discuss mental health with her pediatrician. The teen attends school, works part time, and plans for out of state college, raising worries about transition and consent for medical talk. The column advises family discussion with school counselor and teachers, and to approach with empathy while respecting the daughter's autonomy.
After the Oscars, diversity remained a central topic as nominations highlighted a lack of non white contenders. Neil Patrick Harris joked about a whitened show while presenters included Terence Howard and Lupita Nyong o, with Patricia Arquette urging wage equality for all women and minorities.
Hairstylists report a rising trend of clients dyeing or embracing natural gray as a fashion statement. Young clients mimic stars like Kelly Osbourne and Pink, while older clients weigh whether gray flatters their complexion. Baltimore figures say genetic timing, personal style, and confidence drive the shift, with many choosing to stop coloring and own the silver.
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