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‘Goodison Gazza’ Billy Kenny: ‘The only time I’ve had peace was when I was locked up’
Billy Kenny was a highly rated Everton midfielder whose career collapsed after he developed a cocaine addiction as a teenager. In an interview, he describes his anger that the club did not support him, alongside his own regret and responsibility, and recounts years of addiction, depression and imprisonment. His story highlights the drinking culture around…
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Pennsylvania psychiatrist’s licence revoked over relationship with teenage patient
Dr Amy MacIntyre, a 53-year-old psychiatrist in Pennsylvania, has had her medical licence revoked following an investigation that found she engaged in a seven-year sexual relationship with Justin Kopicki, a patient she had been treating since his teenage years. The case raises concerns about professional boundaries in healthcare and whether female practitioners face equivalent scrutiny…
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Tom Kean Jr faces transparency criticism over 116-day congressional absence
New Jersey Representative Tom Kean Jr faced criticism during his first televised debate for his months-long absence from Congress, during which he received treatment for depression. The Republican, seeking reelection in the 7th Congressional District, defended his initial decision not to disclose his mental health struggles to constituents, arguing that medical emergencies cannot be planned.…
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Bose unveils USB-C noise-cancelling wired earbuds after 11 years
Bose has announced its first wired earbuds since discontinuing its previous model in 2015. The $99 Bose Noise Cancelling Wired Earbuds combine a wired connection, which removes the need to charge the earbuds, with active noise cancellation. Two microphones on each earbud support Quiet and Aware modes, as well as an option to turn noise…
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Susie Wiles describes balancing breast cancer treatment with White House duties
Susie Wiles, the White House chief of staff, has written candidly about her experience fighting breast cancer whilst maintaining one of Washington’s most demanding roles. In a USA Today op-ed, she described how the disease occupied her every waking thought and how some days she had to marshal all her strength simply to get out…
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The 2006 movie that left Robert De Niro a nervous wreck: “Every day I was worried”
Robert De Niro’s 2006 espionage film The Good Shepherd left him feeling anxious throughout production. Directing and starring in the film was considerably more demanding than his 1993 debut A Bronx Tale, with a much larger budget and greater expectations. The Good Shepherd cost approximately $80 million, compared with A Bronx Tale’s $10 million, and…
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Flying a Helicopter Is 2026’s Most Stressful Gaming Experience
The article argues that piloting helicopters in *Wardogs* is 2026’s most stressful gaming experience, largely because the vehicles are designed to behave realistically rather than simply transport players conveniently. Their demanding controls, particularly when landing, create significant pressure because pilots are responsible for safely delivering their passengers to the battlefield. Bulkhead senior producer Kane Allard…
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Chinese youth embrace anthropologist’s message on anxiety and self-worth
Professor Biao Xiang, a 54-year-old anthropologist, has become an unlikely idol among young Chinese people facing anxiety about work, relationships and the pressures of a rapidly changing society. His discussions of uncertainty, self-worth and the search for meaning resonate with a generation increasingly disillusioned despite China’s economic and technological progress. Around 500 people attended his…
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Patrick Clancy’s posts chart escalating concern over wife before killings
Deleted Reddit posts by Patrick Clancy reveal his growing concern about his wife Lindsay’s deteriorating mental health in the months before she killed their three children in January 2023. The posts, made between December 2022 and January 2023, document Patrick’s desperation as he sought advice about Lindsay’s severe adverse reactions to the antidepressant Zoloft, including…
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‘Scrubs’ Zach Braff Gives Discouraging Ken Jenkins Return Update, Teases More Dr. Cox, Turk Mental Health Arc In Season 2
Zach Braff says Ken Jenkins may not return as Dr. Kelso in Season 2 of the *Scrubs* revival, despite creator Bill Lawrence previously suggesting he would. Braff said the production must respect Jenkins’ age, making a return a substantial request, although he will continue trying to arrange it. Season 2 will feature several original cast…