Nearly 30 years after hearing Anthony Hopkins speak at a Los Angeles recovery meeting, Senior Contributor Lane Kennedy revisits that experience through his memoir, We Did OK, Kid. As Hopkins celebrates 50 years sober, Lane reflects on why getting sober is only the beginning—and what it really means to stay.
Three memoirs came out this year from three people who could not be more different, and every one of them was writing about the same thing. We pulled the Sober Curator readers into a room and made them score it.
Before there were podcasts about sobriety, before there were NA cocktail menus at every trendy bar, before the word “sober-curious”…
Anthony Hopkins just turned 50 years sober and published a memoir about it. Elton John launched his own NA champagne.…
“Hank, why do you drink? Hank, why do roll smoke? Why must you live out the songs that you wrote? Stop and think…
Check out our review of sober and recovery related nominees for the 93rd Academy Awards airing this Sunday on ABC!
