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Grey, gloomy, and utterly joyless: Ripley reviewed - Vimarsana News

Grey, gloomy, and utterly joyless: Ripley reviewed

If you’ve spent any time gawping at Netflix over the past half-decade or so, you’ll already know that human culture has reached its final, perfect form. We made a good effort with cave paintings, epic poetry, theatre, literature and the rest of them, but the apex of culture is the bingeable, episodic rabbit-hole Netflix documentary

The top 20 true crime documentaries to watch on demand right now: Our critics sift through hundreds of options to choose the shows worth watching - Vimarsana News

The top 20 true crime documentaries to watch on demand right now: Our critics sift through hundreds of options to choose the shows worth watching

Infamous murders, miscarriages of justice, cruel conmen and evil cults - they're all here in our unmissable selection of 20 true crime documentaries available to watch now.

A Second Act For Bad Vegan's Sarma Melngailis - Vimarsana News

A Second Act For Bad Vegan's Sarma Melngailis

Sarma Melngailis’s return to New York was supposed to mark the triumphant reopening of her restaurant Pure Food & Wine with former associates Jeffrey Chodorow and Mark Emms. It hasn’t worked out like that.

What Happened to American Vegan Chef Sarma Melngailis? - Vimarsana News

What Happened to American Vegan Chef Sarma Melngailis?

Sarma Melngailis currently resides in New York City's Harlem neighborhood. She is even active on Facebook, X, and Instagram.

The West and the hypocrisy of democracy, By Toyin Falola - Vimarsana News

The West and the hypocrisy of democracy, By Toyin Falola

The disregard the West has for democracy shows in its willingness to engulf Africa in conflict to achieve its “strategic interests.”