NYLON – Hi Anxiety, a social impact video series, wants to normalize discussions on mental health. The series, centered on celebrities openly discussing their experiences with mental health issues, has returned, premiering new episodes that feature Madison Bailey of Outer Banks, singer and songwriter, Lauv, and Odeya Rush, who starred in Lady Bird and Dumpling.

Debuting more than a year ago with episodes that featured Lana Condor and Awkwafina, Hi Anxiety has continued to use its platform to reach the more than 40 million people in the United States that suffer from an anxiety disorder. Along with an Instagram account that features daily encouraging messages, the series is centered on conversations with celebrities.

[…] As for Rush, she admits that she was a “stressed out kid,” but as she’s grown older, she’s found ways to cope with feeling anxious, including meditation.

As each of the celebrity participants explain, navigating anxiety, and mental health, is all about finding what works for you personally. The Anxiety and Depression Association of America notes that there are multiple ways of treating your mental health, and you should work with a trusted medical expert on finding what works for you.

In honor of the Seven Minutes in Heaven’s 10th anniversary Adrienne Campbell-Holt and Steven Levenson are joined by an all-star cast for a one-night only livestream on Saturday, September 26th at 8pm ET.

The cast features Nic Ashe (Queen Sugar), Natalia Dyer (Stranger Things), Leah Lewis (The Half of It), Justin Linville (Crashing), Dallas Liu (PEN15), and Odeya Rush (Lady Bird), with stage directions read by Sidikha Ashraf.

Tickets range from $5-$250 and are available here. Services for this reading are being donated by the celebrity cast and all proceeds will benefit Colt Coeur’s Education and Mentorship programs. Click here for more information and tickets!

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The paranormal takes center stage when a fraternity hazing prank goes awry, leaving a young woman face to face with a screaming banshee. Sophie (Odeya Rush) realizes the very world she is mocking may not be in her control.
Director Yana Alliata
Cast Odeya Rush, Israel Broussard, Abby Kramer

Odeya Rush, Pink Skies Ahead (2020)
“I’ve lived here for five years and I would describe the current L.A. landscape as ‘oat milk.’ I like how the city is a true melting pot of people and cultures. I don’t have any ‘dream roles’ but I’d love to do a film back in Israel.”

Synopsis
Life unravels for a wild young woman after dropping out of college, moving in with her parents, and being diagnosed with an anxiety disorder.
Director & Screenwriter
Kelly Oxford
Principal Cast
Jessica Barden, Marcia Gay Harden, Michael McKean, Henry Winkler, Rosa Salazar, Odeya Rush, Lewis Pullman, Devon Bostick, Mary J. Blige, Evan Ross

The Film Festival will run from March 13-21, 2020

SCHON! MAGAZINE – Odeya Rush can do it all. The Israeli-American actress is perhaps best known for her breakout roles in acclaimed movies such as Goosebumps, Lady Bird, and Netflix’s Dumplin’ but, behind the scenes, Rush is also a writer and director herself.

Rush’s latest venture on-screen comes in the form of Netflix’s new festive flick, Let It Snow, which premiered on the streaming giant on November 8. Playing the role of Addie, Rush stars alongside Chilling Adventures of Sabrina’s Kiernan Shipka, Jacob Batalon and Spider-Man: Into The Spiderverse’s Shameik Moore in the long-awaited film adaptation of John Green, Lauren Myracle and Maureen Johnson’s YA novel from 2008.

Equal parts heartwarming and heartbreaking, Let It Snow is the perfect rom-com to get you into the Holiday spirit. To coincide with the film’s launch, Schön! caught up with Rush to discuss her journey into acting, adapting books to the screen and her future behind the cameras.

You started acting professionally at 13 in an episode of Curb Your Enthusiasm, but how did you first discover acting? When did you get your amateur start?

I was always writing and directing plays at home with my younger brothers. When I got a bit older I fell in love with making movies on iMovie. And in school, I always participated in the plays or talent shows. That’s where it all began.

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