With “Inseparable,” a novel she wrote in 1954 and which is now being published for the first time, the celebrated French philosopher recounts, in fictional guise, her relationship with Élisabeth Lacoin (“Zaza”), a beloved schoolmate who died tragically young.
cuomo s father/son tragedy. it was a pretty extraordinary piece and matt writes this. with new york s governor, the story always comes back to the father and son, the legacy what he can never outrun. the interplay with the late and legendary father mario has always been front and center, inseparable from the drive and the recklessness. it is the defining relationship of his life. they enabled each other, maybe that s the best way to understand it. because andrew was andrew. the political tough guy. even in his teens who would apply who would happily wade into the nasty business of new york politics and mario got to go on being mario. the high-minded priest of public morality and because mario mario, a sanctified hero in liberal america, andrew got to go on being andrew, saying that he was doing whatever he
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Mental Health Nonprofit Slams Will Forte Suicide Drama as Wildly Irresponsible and Callous (EXCLUSIVE)
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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. The show is currently in development at Peacock.
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“What a wildly irresponsible and callous concept that will, no doubt, endanger countless viewers,” said Bill Smith, founder of Inseparable, in a statement. “Glamorizing suicide leads to contagion, that is a fact. At a time when our country is already suffering a mental health crisis compounded by the COVID-19 pandemic, which has left Americans’ mental wellbeing at a two-decade low, the last thing we need is a reckless show hinged on the question of ‘will he or won’t he’ succumb to the devastation of