Seth Rogen’s The Studio to open SXSW festival
The SXSW Film & TV Festival will open March 7 with the world premiere of Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg’s The Studio, an Apple TV comedy series about a fictional Hollywood studio head. The festival runs March 7–15 in Austin and features 96 features including 82 world premieres. The Studio debuts on Apple TV March 26 starring Rogen with Catherine O’Hara Kathryn Hahn Ike Barinholtz and Chase Sui Wonders.
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Hollywood
Austin
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Kathryn Hahn
Ike Barinholtz
Chase Sui
SXSW festival fears hubris in celeb focused culture
In Los Angeles, ASAP Rocky gun trial jury selection resumes with prosecutors probing jurors attitudes toward police and celebrity. Deputy DA Lewin notes Rihanna proximity may influence concerns about convicting Rocky on two felony assault charges.
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Asap Rocky
Los Angeles
John Lewin
Rihanna
Rocky
Cellphone tension stirs friction in long marriage
A 70 year old couple argues over constant phone interruptions during meals and shows, revealing a need for intentional time. Advice suggests no phones during meals, setting boundaries, and planning dedicated moments to feel valued and connected.
Dear Abby: Boundaries with sister in law and texting
Dear Abby advises addressing the issue with the sister in law to set a boundary about kissing the boyfriend and explains that personal feelings are valid. The second letter from a 12 year old asks how to handle excessive texting and Abby suggests clear boundaries and scheduled contact.
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Eric
Abby
State of American women’s health and policy gaps
The Institute for Women’s Policy Research assigns Georgia a D for women’s health while Minnesota and North Dakota lead. The piece notes higher maternal mortality in the U S, underfunding of women’s health research, and underrepresentation in drug trials. It cites NIH efforts, diagnosis delays for endometriosis, and calls for better physician training and policy to close the gap.
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Institute For Women’s Policy Research
Georgia
Minnesota
North Dakota
U.S
eAnd
Atlanta
Nanette Wenger
National Institutes of Health
AJC
Joe Biden
U.K
Norway
University of Surrey
Sejal Tamakuwala
Journal of
Exposure Science
Tamakuwala
Emory
World Economic Forum
McKinsey Health Institute
Small steps to healthier lifestyle add up over time
Health experts emphasize that family support mental wellbeing and access to care extend health span. Start with tiny changes like adding greens or longer walks and build habits gradually. Even brief daily activity may reduce cancer and heart risk while federal guidelines advocate 150 minutes weekly plus twice weekly strength work.
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Abby
Allen
Rovzar
Blues Safe space for discussing children emotions
AJC quotes Baumstein urging parents to create a safe space for children to talk about emotions whether weather related or not. She emphasizes teaching healthy coping strategies before emotions escalate and notes different approaches work for different feelings such as energizing activities like a walk when feeling down.
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Dear Abby
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