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Star Trek Lower Decks Crossover's Hot Spock Gag Was Improv - Vimarsana News

Star Trek Lower Decks Crossover's Hot Spock Gag Was Improv

Tawny Newsome, you are the voice of a generation. An accurate, horny generation.

'Oppenheimer' Historical Accuracy: What Really Happened - Vimarsana News

'Oppenheimer' Historical Accuracy: What Really Happened

Few films have ever been more based on a book than ‘Oppenheimer.’ Christopher Nolan’s adaptation of Kai Bird and Martin J. Sherwin’s biography ‘American Prometheus’ manages the astonishing feat of distilling almost every single page onto celluloid.

Interview with the Iranian theatre director Amir Reza Kohestani: "In Iran, art fills a void" - Vimarsana News

Interview with the Iranian theatre director Amir Reza Kohestani: "In Iran, art fills a void"

Amir Reza Kohestani is currently the most sought-after theatre director in Iran. David Siebert talked to him about censorship, the enthusiasm for theatre among young Iranians and the new cultural freedom under President Rouhani

National pride and sorrow: attending the 150th Latvian Song and Dance Festival as the daughter of refugees - Vimarsana News

National pride and sorrow: attending the 150th Latvian Song and Dance Festival as the daughter of refugees

This year, 32 years after Latvia’s independence, the festival boasted over 40,000 participants including almost 3,000 from Latvia’s diaspora.

'Oppenheimer' Ending, Explained by Christopher Nolan - Vimarsana News

'Oppenheimer' Ending, Explained by Christopher Nolan

The ending of Oppenheimer is the most shattering ending of anything Christopher Nolan has made, and maybe even of any studio blockbuster in recent memory. Here the director explains why he closed his movie on such “troubling reverberations.”