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Trevor Noah, Kenya Barris, Rachel Bloom Among Stars Taking Part in Mental Health Storytelling Summit

Trevor Noah The initiative is part of MTV Entertainment Group s Mental Health Is Health initiative which brings together industry companies committed to expanding portrayals of mental health in entertainment. Several Hollywood stars and top companies are joining forces with the mental health expert community and the Annenberg Inclusion Initiative to hold virtual conversations with visionaries and thought leaders across TV, film and music as part of a three-day virtual summit tied to Mental Health Awareness Month. MTV Entertainment Group, ViacomCBS, The Walt Disney Company, Amazon Studios, NBCUniversal, Sony Pictures Entertainment, Endeavor Content and other companies are taking part in what s being called Better Together: Mental Health Storytelling Summit, which is set for May 3-5.

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How one indie artist used lockdown to create an album with global collaborators

How one indie artist used lockdown to create an album with global collaborators Alongside all of the pain and suffering caused by the pandemic, there has also been an explosion in creativity. By When the pandemic hit, Debórah Bond, like many artists, was caught off guard. “I thought I’d be juggling gigs and touring,” said the independent R&B/soul musician. A full-time artist, Bond, 44, made a living through a patchwork of vocal gigs performing live at weddings, bars and theaters, recording jingles, teaching vocal lessons and hosting events. But the coronavirus pandemic found her burning through her savings and struggling to make ends meet in a tiny rental accessory dwelling unit above the tree-lined garage of a home in Hyattsville, Maryland. According to a 2020 report from the Rand Corp., artists were more likely than others to have lost their main source of income music-related or not due to the pandemic.

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Trevor Noah, Miguel, H E R Set for Mental Health Storytelling Summit

Rolling Stone Trevor Noah, Miguel, H.E.R. Set for ‘Better Together: Mental Health Storytelling Summit’ Regina Hall, Tig Notaro, Delroy Lindo, and more also to appear during May 3rd-5th virtual event By Jordan Strauss/Invision/AP; Jerritt Clark/Getty Images; Jordan Strauss/Invision/AP Trevor Noah, H.E.R. Miguel, and Regina Hall are among the artists and actors taking part in the Better Together: Mental Health Storytelling Summit, a virtual event set for May 3rd through 5th. Tig Notaro, Delroy Lindo, Chuck Lorre, Romany Malco, Margaret Cho, and Andy Cohen will also appear as speakers or panelists during the summit, which lists Amazon, Spotify, Viacom, Paramount, and the Walt Disney Corporations on its Industry Advisory Council.

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Trevor Noah, Kenya Barris, Rachel Bloom Among Stars Taking Part in Mental Health Storytelling Summit

Trevor Noah, Kenya Barris, Rachel Bloom Among Stars Taking Part in Mental Health Storytelling Summit
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Joanie Leeds uplifts young women with Grammy-winning album All the Ladies

Subscribe to our newsletter here. Joanie Leeds sat at the 2018 Grammy Awards, furiously writing notes on her phone. After singer Alessia Cara was one of the few women to win an award that night snatching Best New Artist she felt angry about the lack of female representation in the music industry. “I was so upset that women were just basically not getting any awards and barely any nominations that year either,” said Leeds, a Syracuse University alumna. Along with her experience at the Grammys, Leeds was also upset after seeing an Annenberg Inclusion Initiative study about the music industry, discovering women are underrepresented across the field.

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