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Matt Minton mminton@variety.com Following her podcast amassing over 200 million downloads and hitting the top spot on Apple Podcasts, Mel Robbins has added new dates to her inaugural stage tour, “Let Them The Tour.” Robbins, who signed a mega deal with Sirius XM last October for “The Mel Robbins Podcast” and other programs, has added new dates in Boston and Chicago and will now be appearing in London as well. Throughout the tour, the motivational speaker, host and author will share her insights on human behavior, change and overall life improvement. The slogan of the tour, “Let Them,” is all about encouraging people to gain control of the life they want to create for themselves.

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Mel Robbins is making the jump from the airwaves and the page to the stage.The popular podcaster/author just announced she’s embarking on ‘Let Them The Tour,’ named after her recently-released, New York Times best-selling self-help book “The Let Them Theory.”Robbins will wrap the brief five-show run — her first-ever national tour — at New York City’s Beacon Theatre on Friday, May 16.“I can’t wait to see you, hug you, laugh, dance, and inspire you,” she shared via Instagram. “I am counting the days until I can finally see you in real life!”For those unfamiliar with what exactly the “Let Them Theory” is, Robbins explains the concept on a very human level in that same Instagram post.“Your friends all go out to brunch together and they don’t invite you. Let them,” she writes.

William Earl NBCUniversal TV and PBS SoCal alumnus Brenda Brkusic Milinkovic has joined Brendan Burchard’s GrowthDay to launch an entertainment division for the personal development and wellness app. Milinkovic will oversee the development of a slate of original series and short-form content for broadcast, cable and streaming drawing on Burchard’s books and material from other self-help experts affiliated with the platform including Mel Robbins, Ed Mylett, Trent Shelton, Dr.

EastEnders star Jacqueline Jossa has sparked a debate about the current education system, suggesting it might be 'slightly outdated'. The 31 year old actress shared her thoughts on Instagram Stories, posting a snippet from the Mel Robbins podcast that highlighted the health risks of sitting for prolonged periods of time.The podcast, which featured Harvard Stress Doctor Dr Aditi Nerukar explaining the negative impacts of sitting still, stated: "The science shows that sitting... it's not just that exercise is good for you and moving is good for you and your stress, anxiety, and burnout.

EastEnders actress Jacqueline Jossa has admitted that she has been considering taking her children out of school because she feels it is "very similar to prison".The mum of two, who is now back in her BBC soap role as Lauren Branning, told her Instagram followers that homeschooling was "an argument I have in my own head all the time" because she felt that the school system was "dated". Jacqueline, 31, has two daughters with husband Dan Osborne - Ella, nine, and five-year-old Mia - but despite her busy schedule now that she is back on Albert Square, she said she is still wondering whether homeschooling would be the best option for them.

By Nellie Andreeva