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Kate and William lead royal well-wishes to King Charles as they share photos to mark his... - Vimarsana News

Kate and William lead royal well-wishes to King Charles as they share photos to mark his...

Prince William and Kate have sent birthday wishes to King Charles in the form of a series of sweet throwback pictures.

Source: lbc.co.uk
Sex was one of Liz Taylor's wonderful discoveries - Vimarsana News

Sex was one of Liz Taylor's wonderful discoveries

After ten years of marriage, Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor were divorced in June 1974. Their intense passion for each other had dissolved into drunken arguments, fights and tantrums.

What was the Amritsar massacre - the event that led a man to try to kill the Queen? - Vimarsana News

What was the Amritsar massacre - the event that led a man to try to kill the Queen?

The 1919 Jallianwala Bagh massacre has been described as one of the worst atrocities of colonial rule and marked a turning point in India's modern history. Jaswant Singh Chail was said to believe "killing of the figurehead of the British Empire would be a suitable act in retribution".

Source: sky.com
Betta St John, actress who played opposite Cary Grant, Boris Karloff and Christopher Lee – obituary - Vimarsana News

Betta St John, actress who played opposite Cary Grant, Boris Karloff and Christopher Lee – obituary

She had to turn down the chance to be a Munchkin, but was a protégée of Rodgers and Hammerstein, who cast her in Carousel and South Pacific

Freedom's forever stories | Hindi Movie News - Vimarsana News

Freedom's forever stories | Hindi Movie News

Bhagat Singh has many biopics, Chandrashekhar Azad has none. Attenborough’s Gandhi was a hit, Benegal’s Bose wasn’t. A throwback at what works and wha