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Travis Tritt Mocked for Going on Twitter Blocking Frenzy - Vimarsana News

Travis Tritt Mocked for Going on Twitter Blocking Frenzy

Country singer Travis Tritt is getting brutally mocked on Twitter for going on a blocking frenzy after announcing that he would cancel shows at venues with Covid-19 safety measures in place.

Jamie Costa in Robin Williams Role Test Footage Blew Us Away - Vimarsana News

Jamie Costa in Robin Williams Role Test Footage Blew Us Away

Jamie Costa is back with his Robin Williams impression in "test footage" set up like a biopic, reminding us just how amazing he is.

20 Years Ago: Yes' 'Magnification' Marks Jon Anderson's Swan Song - Vimarsana News

20 Years Ago: Yes' 'Magnification' Marks Jon Anderson's Swan Song

Yes' orchestra-backed 'Magnification' album, released in September 2001, became their final project with cofounding vocalist Jon Anderson.

John Amato On The Bob Cesca Show - Vimarsana News

John Amato On The Bob Cesca Show

Bob Cesca and John Amato The owner and publisher of Crooks and Liars, our own John Amato, sat down with Bob Cesca for a wide-ranging discussion of politics, the history of blogging, the impact of social media, and the outlook for blogs and politics in the future. "Hosted by Bob Cesca, the popular Salon.com contributor and editor for The Daily Banter, the Bob Cesca Show combines funny liberal political talk from podcasters knee-deep in the trenches of the American political debate." Show notes: John Amato from Crooks & Liars -- [Explicit Language] John is the founder of Crooks & Liars, on...

Like Biden's bold moves on government spending? Thank social movements. - Vimarsana News

Like Biden's bold moves on government spending? Thank social movements.

In spite of the rising popularity of concepts such as the "Overton Window," the importance of grassroots organizing is still underestimated.