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Ghost of Yōtei – State of Play Gameplay Deep Dive | PS5 Games
Our State of Play features nearly 20 minutes of Ghost of Yōtei gameplay hosted by Sucker Punch’s Creative Directors, Jason Connell and Nate Fox.
James Gunn’s ‘Superman’ Flying to $55M Friday for $115M-$120M U.S. Opening
The movie — launching a new era for DC Studios — will be only the third Hollywood pic of the year so far to cross the century mark in its domestic box office debut.
The Punisher Will Be In Spider-Man: Brand New Day
Spider-Man is set to swing into a new adventure, and this time, he’ll be meeting Frank Castle, aka The Punisher. Jon Bernthal’s iconic character will make his MCU big-screen debut in “Spider-Man: Brand New Day.
An Excerpt From Facebook
The drug companies made every effort they could to convince people that mental patients had to be medicated, whether they wanted to be or not.
A Letter To An Advocate (2023)
Robert Whitaker’s investigative work has been a beacon of clarity in the often-murky world of psychiatric treatment. His meticulous research and compelling narratives have shed light on the pharmaceutical industry’s influence on mental health care.
How to Train Your Dragon scorches the global box office with $197.8 million premiere
How to Train Your Dragon soared to the top spot on both the domestic and global charts this weekend, with a fiery $83.7 million (domestic) and $197.8 million (global) debut, per Comscore.
Nintendo Switch 2 Tops U.S. Charts With Record-Breaking Launch Week Sales
The Nintendo Switch 2 has broken U.S. launch week sales records, selling 1.1 million units in its first week and beating the previous record held by the PlayStation 4.
A Letter To Ted Chabasinski
Ted Chabasinski is one of the few surviving founders of the mental patients’ movement in the 1970’s. The following is a letter I wrote to him.
SELF-HELP & ADVOCACY
The following article was originally written in 1987. Immediately before the start of the Alternatives ’87 Conference, a Constitutional Convention was held for the National Mental Health Consumers’ Association.
A Brief History Of The Ex-Patients’ Movement
The following article was originally written in 1991. Since then Judi Chamberlin has died of cancer, and both national patients’ organizations have fallen apart due to constant infighting.