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PlayStation Plus Days of Play 2024: Here's every game coming - Vimarsana News

PlayStation Plus Days of Play 2024: Here's every game coming

Here's the list of free monthly games and games being added to the catalog as part of PlayStation's Days of Play event.

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Music festivals gear up for summer season - Vimarsana News

Music festivals gear up for summer season

Music festivals are gearing up for the summer season with artists of various genres from around the world set to ignite the summer in Korea, transcending borders and bringing diverse musical experiences. The Seoul Jazz Festival 2024, celebrating its 16th edition this year, will herald festival season on the summer's cusp, from May 31 to June 2. On the festival's opening day, the band Day6 and singer-songwri...

Caravan Palace Shares New Single "Reverse" | Under the Radar Magazine - Vimarsana News

Caravan Palace Shares New Single "Reverse" | Under the Radar Magazine

Fans last heard from the long-running Parisian six-piece electro outfit Caravan Palace with their 2019 album Chronologic, followed by a series of new singles in 2020. After a few years of silence, the band returned this year with their latest track, “MAD,” teasing a new forthcoming album, due out in 2024. Today, they’re back with another new single, “Reverse.”

Karavansaray | a new Rixos integrated resort in Kazakhstan - Vimarsana News

Karavansaray | a new Rixos integrated resort in Kazakhstan

The Rixos Group's Karavansaray resort combines luxury accommodation with a flying theatre, horse show, boat parade, FEC and shopping mall.

Phillip-Michael Scales - Vimarsana News

Phillip-Michael Scales

Phillip-Michael Scales As a kid, Phillip-Michael Scales didn’t understand what it meant that his aunt’s close friend, the guitar player who called him “Nephew” and he called “Uncle B,” was actually B.B. King. When it did become clear, as Phillip- Michael began playing guitar, he decidedly shied away from soloing and most things blues. Instead, he fell in love with songwriting when an English teacher told him “A great writer can make their reader identify with anyone.” The trouble was he couldn’t find his story in the blues.