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Russian rocket launches 3 astronauts for up to yearlong stay on ISS - Vimarsana News

Russian rocket launches 3 astronauts for up to yearlong stay on ISS

Two cosmonauts have left Earth to spend a year aboard the ISS, flying on Russia's Soyuz MS-24 spacecraft with Loral O'Hara, who will return after six months.

Source: space.com
Distinguished theatre artist Marti Maraden went from ingenue to director - Vimarsana News

Distinguished theatre artist Marti Maraden went from ingenue to director

A superb actor, Maraden appeared regularly at Stratford and Shaw, then went on to excel at directing plays at a time when women were still a small minority in that role

In Annie Baker's Plays, Pay Attention to the Pauses - Vimarsana News

In Annie Baker's Plays, Pay Attention to the Pauses

Her work, including the new “Infinite Life,” involves silences full of meaning. But what exactly they convey can change depending on the director.

On being ready to die, and yet also now being able to swallow slurries—including ice cream - Vimarsana News

On being ready to die, and yet also now being able to swallow slurries—including ice cream

Part of being ready to die comes, I think, from psychedelics; I wrote in “How do we evaluate our lives, at the end? What counts, what matters?”: "Bess (my wife) and psychedelics taught me to love, and the importance of love, and yet too soon now I must give everything back." There's a longer, yet-to-be-written…

With Prigozhin Dead, Putin Has Traded Low-Budget Global Reach for Safety at Home - Vimarsana News

With Prigozhin Dead, Putin Has Traded Low-Budget Global Reach for Safety at Home

While Putin's spokesperson denied that he'd killed Prigozhin, a former Kremlin official told Insider that the rebellion made his death "inevitable."