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Emma Mamo, Head of Workplace Wellbeing at Mind MENTAL health charity Lancashire Mind has announced its keynote speakers for this year’s workplace wellbeing conference. It will be the charity’s fourth workplace wellbeing conference and will for the first time be held virtually, on Thursday, February 4. ‘Time to Talk About Wellbeing at Work’ will aim to enable employers to share good practice and learn new strategies to improve emotional wellbeing in the workplace. The conference supports Time to Change’s national campaign ‘Time to Talk Day’ that aims to tackle stigma and disc...

Last month, Jo Smith, the wife of Elvis’ cousin Billy, shared how the Memphis Mafia once pranked The King into a surprise birthday party. Speaking on the Memphis Mafia Kid YouTube Channel, Jo said: “Elvis was always a drama, loved drama! If he was the one doing it, he didn’t like anyone else doing it.” The King’s inner circle had tried several times to get Elvis over to bodyguard Red West’s house but kept on failing. Jo admitted: “They figured they would do something really drastic!” Trending Jo continued: “So they had one of the guys call Graceland and tell Elvis that Red h...

The adults were upstairs in Elvis’ bedroom and spent some hours up there. Danny said this meant that the kids who were still there including himself and Lisa Marie would play, laugh and help themselves to the leftover punch. Following Elvis’ death in August 1977, Graceland was opened as a museum to the public in 1982 and is still decorated each year for Christmas just as The King had it 50 years ago. In an official new video, Elvis historian Angie Marchese said: “Elvis loved Christmas. It was always such a magical time of year here at his beloved home here in Memphis.”