Jamie Lee Curtis says social media is bad for mental health
Jamie Lee Curtis says social media is having a damaging effect on people's mental health because humans are constantly being exposed to tragedies and relentless bad news.
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Jamie Lee Curtis says social media is having a damaging effect on people's mental health because humans are constantly being exposed to tragedies and relentless bad news.
The 'Halloween Ends' actress has issues with social media because people are quick to switch from watching 'tragedies' like war in Ukraine to laughing at 'duck memes.'
The 'Luckiest Girl Alive' star admitted feeling the pressure to head to university because her ""whole family is college educated"" before she briefly attended UCLA and Loyola Marymount University, leaving before she earned her degree
Hollywood star Mila Kunis briefly attended UCLA and Loyola Marymount University because she ‘was very keen on getting a college degree’.
The 'Luckiest Girl Alive' star admitted feeling the pressure to head to university because her