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How Cincinnati's Lost Concert Venues of the 1950s and '60s Played a Role in Shaping Music History | Music Feature | Cincinnati - Vimarsana News

How Cincinnati's Lost Concert Venues of the 1950s and '60s Played a Role in Shaping Music History | Music Feature | Cincinnati

New book Lost Cincinnati Concert Venues of the ‘50s and ‘60s shows how a handful of now-defunct clubs helped some of the most exciting figures in popular music make their mark on the Queen City.

Overwhelmed by your news feed? Strategies from a Princeton course can help. - Vimarsana News

Overwhelmed by your news feed? Strategies from a Princeton course can help.

Princeton professor Joe Stephens on gaining clarity in the age of information overload, seeking facts and establishing a ritual for media consumption.

'Lost Cincinnati Concert Venues' book recalls popular '50s and '60s nightclubs - Vimarsana News

'Lost Cincinnati Concert Venues' book recalls popular '50s and '60s nightclubs

A 'Who's Who' of pop, rock and country stars performed here at the Living Room, Surf Club, Black Dome, Babe Baker's, the Copa Club, original Ludlow Garage, Cincinnati Gardens and dozens of other places.

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17 Curious Facts About Cincinnati Cats and Cat Fanciers - Vimarsana News

17 Curious Facts About Cincinnati Cats and Cat Fanciers

We’ve been fascinated by cats that look like alligators, kangaroos, and snakes, plus a lot of feisty tomcats who ruled their domains by force.

Earth Closets, Swinging Urinals, and Other Bizarre Cincinnati Potties - Vimarsana News

Earth Closets, Swinging Urinals, and Other Bizarre Cincinnati Potties

Cincinnati didn’t exactly welcome indoor plumbing with open arms in the late 1800s.