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Albie Hecht: Going from SpongeBob to Sundance with Shine Global - Vimarsana News

Albie Hecht: Going from SpongeBob to Sundance with Shine Global

The former Nickelodeon President of Entertainment talks about his non-profit documentary studio’s second annual Children’s Resilience in Film Awards, which recognizes films and filmmakers that highlight children’s strength in the face of adversity; ceremony set for October 3, with supportive events and screenings beginning today, September 28.

Source: awn.com
Kate Middleton's Visit With Students Taught Her Important Things – SheKnows - Vimarsana News

Kate Middleton's Visit With Students Taught Her Important Things – SheKnows

Kate Middleton learned things from a visit with schoolchildren at the Forest School that she's going to pass on to her the royal kids.

Former home of Rhyl pub set to become charity community hub - Vimarsana News

Former home of Rhyl pub set to become charity community hub

The hub is set to open later this month!

Rochdale News | News Headlines | Hundreds of objections received for controversial Ponderosa houses planning application as Land Registry documents show a restrictive covenant may cover the land - Vimarsana News

Rochdale News | News Headlines | Hundreds of objections received for controversial Ponderosa houses planning application as Land Registry documents show a restrictive covenant may cover the land

Hundreds of objections have been received after a controversial planning application for 30 rental homes on a patch of...

Facial scanning could be key to diagnosing rare diseases, say medical experts from Singapore and Australia - Vimarsana News

Facial scanning could be key to diagnosing rare diseases, say medical experts from Singapore and Australia

The human face could hold the secret to diagnosing an array of rare diseases.