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AMC Will Screen Some of Gene Wilder's Best Films This Weekend
AMC theaters will be bringing 'Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory' and 'Blazing Saddles' back to big screens across the country this weekend.
VICE Staff
9.1.16
The VICE Guide to Right Now
Will Ferrell Isn't Going to Play Ronald Reagan in a Movie, After All
"While it is by no means a 'Alzheimer's comedy' as has been suggested, Mr. Ferrell is not pursuing this project."
Lincoln Michel
4.29.16
Photo
Canadian Photojournalists Are Pasting Posters of Their Most Powerful Images in the Streets
Boreal Collective has made it their mission to reclaim public space in Toronto and Montreal.
Laurence Butet-Roch
10.19.15
Stuff
What Watching My Granddad Spiral into Dementia Has Taught Me About Life and Love
A few years ago, my grandad started to forget things. Since then, I've spent a lot of time figuring out how to cope with his decline.
Lauren O'Neill
8.3.15
Culture
We Spoke to Playwright Rose Lewenstein About Memory, Personality, and 'Bad Jews'
"If someone can't remember something, did it actually happen? I don't know the answer, but it's an interesting thing to think about. It's something that no one will ever know."
Daisy Jones
6.2.15
Stuff
Remembering the Wizardry of Terry Pratchett
The beloved author, who died yesterday, will be remembered for his insane work ethic and being one of the nicest men to ever put a pen to paper.
Gavin Haynes
3.13.15
Stuff
America Needs Alzheimer’s Funding Now
While the National Institute of Health spends $3 billion a year on AIDS research, and nearly $4.9 billion on cancer, for Alzheimer’s it spends only $500 million, an enormous drop off for an illness that is already widespread and growing rapidly.
Blake Butler
5.30.14
Gaming
Destroy Alzheimer's Disease With Lasers In This Sci-Fi Video Game
By piloting a laser spaceship, "Cascade" invites you to defend a brain from Alzheimer's-causing proteins.
Emerson Rosenthal
5.1.14
Stuff
A Day in the Life of an Alzheimer's Caregiver
My dad was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s about three years ago. After an extended stay at the hospital and stints in two different rest homes, my mom brought him home to care for him herself. There is an unseen routine in the lives of most home caregivers...
Blake Butler
3.14.13
Stuff
I Asked My Dad, Who Has Dementia, to Annotate Jonathan Franzen’s ‘How to Be Alone’
When my father lost his memory to dementia, everything in the house around him became new. He often can’t remember how sitting in a chair traditionally works, but turning the chair upside down makes total sense. The rugs aren’t floor coverings any more...
Blake Butler
10.18.12
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