In her new song, "White Feather Hawk Tail Deer Hunter," Lana Del Rey's lyrics offer insight into an enigmatic marriage.

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I'm a psychotherapist, not a prescriber. But nearly every week, patients ask me if they should go on antidepressants, often for struggles so minor it would be laughable if it didn't reveal something ...

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Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Hugh McIntyre covers music, with a focus on the global charts. Lana Del Rey’s “Summertime Sadness” returns to the U.K.’s Official ...

Depression is often associated with persistent sadness, but the condition can manifest in other ways. Difficulty concentrating and changes in appetite, for example, can stem from depression regardless ...

What does the summer box office mean for the future of Hollywood? Labor Day weekend marks the end of a magical time of the year for pop culture — the summer movie season. And the last couple of months ...

Ella Langley and Riley Green's "You Look Like You Love Me" sounds like a country throwback, but the lyrics recall a different era of songwriting, as well. The boozy, piano-led, love (for a night) song ...

You’re not supposed to be depressed in summer. What’s not to love? Long twilights, endless weddings, fresh strawberries, truly enormous hats. For most people, this is the high point of their year, a ...

Has the heat got you down? You’re probably not alone. Wintertime—with its long, dark nights—is the season most associated with low mood and depression. But sun-filled summer days can also bring on the ...