The Sober Curator

Pamela Anderson is embracing a new chapter—both in her personal life and on the big screen. The Baywatch icon, who has been candid about her past struggles with addiction, is now in a place of peace and clarity, crediting her sons for keeping her grounded. In a recent interview, she reflected on how close she came to a tragic fate, admitting, "There were many times I could have ended up like Amy Winehouse." However, Anderson has chosen resilience over self-destruction, embracing a life that prioritizes wellness, balance, and artistic fulfillment. Her latest role in The Last Showgirl is a dazzling career moment that feels deeply personal. Starring as Shelly, a Vegas performer confronting the twilight of her career, Anderson delivers a poignant, career-defining performance that mirrors her own reinvention. The film, directed by Gia Coppola, has earned her critical praise and major award nominations, solidifying her as a serious actress beyond the blonde bombshell persona. With a newfound appreciation for authenticity—both on-screen and off—Anderson is proving that reinvention isn’t just possible; it’s powerful.

This week, we’re drinking Tangerine Sour from Eastern Market Brewing Company. The aroma sets the stage for a citrus-forward experience, but it doesn’t quite prepare you for the shock to your system that follows. ?? https://lnkd.in/d_3hEEvg

Whether you’re in recovery or someone curious about how Alcoholics Anonymous has changed lives around the globe, the 2025 A.A. International Convention in Vancouver is where you want to be. This isn’t your average conference; it’s a celebration of hope, resilience, and the incredible power of community.? ?? https://lnkd.in/ebKsRhWg

There is a moment, subtle and nearly imperceptible, when the earth begins to shift. The deep freeze of winter loosens its grip, and something stirs beneath the surface. It is not yet spring, but it is no longer the dead of winter. This is Imbolc—the season of thaw, the hinge between what has been frozen and what will bloom. ?? https://lnkd.in/eZGFKKxS

Are you ready to start experimenting with creating your own non-alcoholic spirits or the next level of sophisticated NA cocktails? Then ZERO is your guide. If you’re starting off, and the idea of measuring out grams of gentian root sounds overwhelming to you, then you may consider this book aspirational and a beautifully photographed coffee table book. ?? https://lnkd.in/eGBUZ3NY

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The 2025 SAG Awards brought the glamour, the drama, and a few head-scratchers to the red carpet. From daring fashion statements to timeless elegance, Hollywood’s finest showed up and showed out—but not all for the right reasons. This year, Demi Moore SLAYED in Bottega Veneta, proving once again why she’s a red carpet icon, while Pamela Anderson radiated confidence in Dior, serving her most elegant look yet. On the flip side, some risks just didn’t pay off—we’re looking at you, Timothée Chalamet and your lime green fever dream. ?? https://lnkd.in/eTw7XJCz

Classy Problems is a daily post of thinking in motion by Dan T. Rogers. Each post stands alone as a thought-provoking piece, yet together, they create a puzzle of ideas. They invite you to see things from a different angle, rethink what you thought you knew, and explore what’s beyond your current understanding. ?? https://lnkd.in/ew5qGhKi

From the very first frame, drenched in rhinestones and bathed in neon light, The Last Showgirl grabs you by the heart and never lets go. Pamela Anderson’s return to the spotlight feels like a personal triumph—a full-circle moment for someone I’ve admired since her Home Improvement and Baywatch days. In this poignant film of resilience, rhinestones, and feathers, Shelly, the showgirl at the center of Vegas’ glittering tradition, is forced to reimagine her future as the marquee act she’s headlined for decades draws its curtain. ?? https://lnkd.in/eeWeqwGi

Sam Lansky’s Broken People explores a young man’s search for healing from self-induced anxieties driven by a constant, judging inner dialogue. This semi-autobiographical novel shines a light on human vulnerability—an honest and often humorous look at self-discovery’s messy, complicated process. Doing the math, the real-life Sam would have been around seven years sober when this book was published. ?? https://lnkd.in/e_zY2j_W