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Bluey Slow-Roasts Peppa Pig in So Many Wonderfully Unhinged Ways - Vimarsana News

Bluey Slow-Roasts Peppa Pig in So Many Wonderfully Unhinged Ways

Never known to shy away from the "hot takes," we address the fact that Bluey is far better than Peppa Pig in so many ways. Here's why...

Big Comfy Couch, Cult Documentaries Inspired Dark Alexa Bliss Character - Vimarsana News

Big Comfy Couch, Cult Documentaries Inspired Dark Alexa Bliss Character

Former RAW Women's Champion Alexa Bliss recently revealed some of the inspirations for her darker character, including The Big Comfy Couch.

Carnivalcore Has Arrived to Bring the Fun Back Into Our Homes - Vimarsana News

Carnivalcore Has Arrived to Bring the Fun Back Into Our Homes

Life’s a circus, but don’t be a clown

What Is Loonette From 'The Big Comfy Couch' Up To Today? - Vimarsana News

What Is Loonette From 'The Big Comfy Couch' Up To Today?

The Big Comfy Couch? Prior to getting cast as the lead on The Big Comfy Couch in the early ‘90s, Canadian actress Alyson Court worked as a voice actor on several cartoon television series, including The Care Bears, Garbage Pail Kids and Beetlejuice, the latter for which she provided the voice of Lydia Deetz. Even during her time on The Big Comfy Couch, she lent her voice to the X-Men series, voicing Jubilee, as well as in the Resident Evil video game series, voicing Claire Redfield. In 1992, Court made her debut as the original Loonette—a young friendly clown girl—on beloved pres...

6 Not-So-Serious Resolutions—And One Heartfelt One—For 2021 - Vimarsana News

6 Not-So-Serious Resolutions—And One Heartfelt One—For 2021

6 Not-So-Serious Resolutions—And One Heartfelt One—For 2021 Anne T. Donahue on the resolutions we all need and deserve this new year. Anne T. Donahue Updated (Illustration: Leeandra Cianci) So, what did we learn this year? That even the most logical person will inexplicably hoard toilet paper? Or that screaming into the night is a viable weekend pastime? If 2020 has taught us anything, it’s that assuming that 2021 will provide a blank enough slate to hold our hopes and dreams is a bit naive, at best. The world has changed, and so have new year’s resolutions. Reader, ...