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Aberdeen Christmas Classic: Limousin and Beltex crosses reign supreme - Vimarsana News

Aberdeen Christmas Classic: Limousin and Beltex crosses reign supreme

Limousin cross heifers and Beltex prime lambs reigned supreme at the Aberdeen Christmas Classic prime show and sale.

Why we never get tired of seeing San Francisco as a backdrop in TV shows and movies - Vimarsana News

Why we never get tired of seeing San Francisco as a backdrop in TV shows and movies

San Franciscans love to see the city onscreen. When we watch a movie like “Nash Bridges,” residents see it as others imagine it from a distance.

'Nash Bridges' is back on the streets of S.F., and star Don Johnson couldn't be happier - Vimarsana News

'Nash Bridges' is back on the streets of S.F., and star Don Johnson couldn't be happier

The TV movie, out the week of Thanksgiving, was one of the first film productions to shoot in the city during the pandemic — and the star hopes there are…

'Let's keep it respectable': Jimmy Anderson unimpressed with 'war of words' leading into Ashes series - Vimarsana News

'Let's keep it respectable': Jimmy Anderson unimpressed with 'war of words' leading into Ashes series

England fast bowler – and renowned on-field antagonist – Jimmy Anderson has urged Australian cricketers against any off-field antagonism leading into this summer’s Ashes series. The build-up to the prestigious series is seldom dull: Aussie spinner Nathan Lyon famously vowed to ‘end careers’ leading into the 2017-18 summer. This time around, it’s captain Tim Paine’s […]

Thieves break into castle, steal rosary used by Mary, Queen of Scots - Vimarsana News

Thieves break into castle, steal rosary used by Mary, Queen of Scots

A set of golden rosary beads belonging to the 16th century British royal, and valued at $1.4 million, were stolen from a castle. They have