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New York Yarnbombing USAGM - Vimarsana News

New York Yarnbombing USAGM

Yarnbombing is part street art, part graffiti, and part activism. A new art trend in New York City takes the age-old craft of crocheting to the streets, where traditionally walls and fences have been serving as canvases for graffiti artists. Nina Vishneva has the story, narrated by Anna Rice

Anne Rice's net worth explored as gothic fiction author dies aged 80 - Vimarsana News

Anne Rice's net worth explored as gothic fiction author dies aged 80

Author Anne Rice has sadly passed away at the age of 80. Fans are curious to know her net worth after the many novels she released in her legacy.

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NYC COVID Vaccine Mandates For Private Businesses Become First In US - Vimarsana News

NYC COVID Vaccine Mandates For Private Businesses Become First In US

A controversial vaccine mandate put in place by New York mayor Bill de Blasio has been temporarily blocked until December 14th hearing on whether the measure should go forward. If the judge rules in de Blasio’s favor the mandate be the most far-reaching of its kind for private sector workers in the country. Nina Vishneva reports in this story narrated by Anna Rice.

Two Sisters Hit New York to Get City to Sing – With Them - Vimarsana News

Two Sisters Hit New York to Get City to Sing – With Them

During COVID when all the theaters were closed, two sisters decided to take their musical talents to the only stage available: the street. The rest, as they say, is history. Anna Nelson reports. Anna Rice narrates her story. Camera: Natalia Latukhina, Vladimir Badikov

98-Year-Old NYC Photographer Shows Life as Is – From WWII to Today - Vimarsana News

98-Year-Old NYC Photographer Shows Life as Is – From WWII to Today

98-year-old photographer Tony Vaccaro was a simple infantryman, but he unofficially photographed World War II for 272 days. Anna Nelson met with Vaccaro to talk about his role in documenting the war. Anna Rice narrates her story.