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Should you see 'Grief Camp,' a study of loss and adolescence? Our critic weighs in
"Grief Camp" director Les Waters respects the playwright's motive. You want to offer impressions but nothing transparent? That's what we'll do.
Would you watch your loved ones decompose? 'The Shrouds' imagines a grave future
Would you put a camera in your dead wife's coffin? In new film "The Shrouds," David Cronenberg channels his personal ...
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Welcoming Joy in Times of Uncertainty and Stress
Even during hard times, joy isn’t out of reach. There are gentle, practical ways to create small moments of comfort, ...
Mom Handed Out Bracelets at Eras Tour in Memory of Daughter. Now, She's Sharing the Heartbreaking Reason Why (Exclusive)
After losing her 6-year-old daughter to a tragic accident, one mother honored her child through friendship bracelets at the ...
Arkansas mother turns grief into hope with gift baskets for families facing infant loss
LITTLE ROCK (KATV) — An Arkansas mother is using her resilience through loss to shine a light to those facing the same story. Mallory Weatherford donated gift baskets to mothers of infant loss at UAMS ...
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In Germany, a Jewish family is reunited with a treasured family object — but also a sense of exile
For Gaby and Sonya Gropman, a trip to Munich to retrieve a kiddush cup represented a homecoming to a land where there is no ...
'The Shrouds' introduces a new stage of grief: Watching your loved one decompose
David Cronenberg's thriller centers on an unusual technology that allows people to watch their loved ones decompose in real ...