Gaga and Bennett Strike ViacomCBS Content Deal
Lady Gaga and Tony Bennett announce a new ViacomCBS content slate after their One Last Time concerts. MTV debuts the duo’s Love For Sale song, CBS airs a Madison Square Garden concert special on Nov 28, an MTV Unplugged set this winter, and a documentary on their album next year. Bennett, 95, has Alzheimer’s diagnosed in 2016. Love For Sale releases Oct 1.
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Morissette blasts Jagged as salacious ahead of TIFF premiere
Morissette denounces the HBO film Jagged as reductive and salacious after participating in its making. She says the cut diverged from her story while discussing sensitive past experiences, including alleged statutory rape at age 15.
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Dear Abby column addresses marital intimacy and family requests
A reader asks why after 28 years his wife rarely initiates sex and wonders if she has another partner. Abby suggests low sex drive, initiation difficulties, or seeking a sex therapist to help save the marriage. Additional letters advise confirming hotel plans with a sensitive brother and addressing a wife who says she hates herself with professional help if needed.
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Ask Amy on battered relationship and self respect
A letter writer questions if she is in an abusive relationship due to her partner’s yelling and criticism. Amy Dickinson explains battered woman syndrome is a serious issue, urges self respect, and recommends exiting the unhealthy cycle to seek fulfillment and pride. The column also offers guidance to a brother worried about a financially imprudent servicemember, urging calm talk and sharing financial resources.
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Telehealth gains pace amid flexible care and policy questions
The rise of telehealth reflects patient demand for flexible care as CMS waivers expand home visits and private practices seek hybrid access. Congress consideration and a $19 million federal push aim to widen services including rural broadband and elder care collaboration, with MaineHealth illustrating home diabetic care and urban access.
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