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Janis Paige, star of Hollywood and Broadway, dies at 101 - Vimarsana News

Janis Paige, star of Hollywood and Broadway, dies at 101

Janis Paige, a popular actor in Hollywood and in Broadway musicals and comedies, who danced with Fred Astaire, toured with Bob Hope and continued to perform into her 80s, has died at the age of 101.

Spiritualized at Brighton Dome – review - Vimarsana News

Spiritualized at Brighton Dome – review

After more than three decades Spiritualized continue to provide an almighty aural range of sounds and emotion which make the band's shows so remarkable.

Man with Alzheimer's pens song to remember love for wife - Vimarsana News

Man with Alzheimer's pens song to remember love for wife

Mick Smith, a country singer, writes the song for his wife of nearly 60 years, Diana.

Source: bbc.co.uk
Behind the Success: Decoding Mobinil's Community-Focused Marketing - Vimarsana News

Behind the Success: Decoding Mobinil's Community-Focused Marketing

When the Mobinil ad Dayman Ma’a Ba’ad (Always Together) aired in 2012, it achieved unprecedented success. Themes of community, sharing and unity quickly became a sensation in Egyptian TV marketing, transforming the industry and inspiring other companies to follow suit. To this day, Orange, the rebranded identity of Mobinil since 2016, remains committed to its

The Cost of Belonging: Exploring Conformity in Egypt's Collectivist Society - Vimarsana News

The Cost of Belonging: Exploring Conformity in Egypt's Collectivist Society

When the Mobinil ad “Dayman Ma'a Ba'ad” (Always Together) debuted in 2012, it achieved unprecedented success. The adoption of themes of community, sharing and unity quickly became a sensation in Egyptian TV marketing, inspiring other companies to follow suit and transforming the industry. Rooted in its opening line, “ashan lazem nekun ma'a ba'ad” (because we