Speech
Study links speech learning and memory to auditory and somatosensory cortex, not motor cortex
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A study by researchers at McGill University and Yale School of Medicine suggests that learning—and later retaining—new speech patterns depends more on brain areas that process sound and bodily sensation than on the motor cortex regions that control speech movements. The work was published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
New research challenges the common belief that vocal fry is a speech trait mostly found in young women. Acoustic analysis and listening tests show the creaky voice quality occurs more often in men and increases with age.
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Hilary Duff addressed Northeastern University's class of 2026 at Fenway Park in Boston on April 29. The singer and actress shared lessons from her career, urging graduates to prioritize their own voices over opportunities. She emphasized the power of saying no and taking pauses to rebuild.