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The Grateful Dead Rises Again in New Duke Course and Library Exhibit - Vimarsana News

The Grateful Dead Rises Again in New Duke Course and Library Exhibit

A new exhibit at Perkins Library will explore the Grateful Dead and its appearances in Durham performing here at Duke. The legendary rock band known for its perpetual touring performed four times at Cameron Indoor Stadium and once more at Wallace Wade Stadium between 1971 and 1982. A trove of concert posters, internal communications and other ephemera associated with those performances are housed in the Duke archives.

Source: duke.edu
Shop New Grateful Dead Apron Collection From Hedley and Bennett - Vimarsana News

Shop New Grateful Dead Apron Collection From Hedley and Bennett

Kitchen accessories brand Hedley and Bennett has launched a new collaboration of Grateful Dead aprons, which fans can now order online.

Grateful Dead Kicks Off 'Formerly The Warlocks' Hampton Run On This Date In 1989 - Vimarsana News

Grateful Dead Kicks Off 'Formerly The Warlocks' Hampton Run On This Date In 1989

The Grateful Dead launched their storied "Formerly The Warlocks" run at Hampton Coliseum run on this date in 1989.

Yes, earworms are annoying, but they may help you process memories - Vimarsana News

Yes, earworms are annoying, but they may help you process memories

In the dark corners of the internet hides a playlist of some of the most torturous, addictive music known to man. That’s right, Spotify, SoundCloud and Apple Music all have

Source: nny360.com
Earworms may be annoying, but may also help process memories - Vimarsana News

Earworms may be annoying, but may also help process memories

Earworms may be annoying, but may also help process memories JEREMY REYNOLDS, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette FacebookTwitterEmail PITTSBURGH (AP) — In the dark corners of the internet hides a playlist of some of the most torturous, addictive music known to man. That’s right, Spotify, SoundCloud and Apple Music all have playlists of “Baby Shark” remixes. Do doo, do do, do do, do. Would you walk 500 miles to get away from that tune? Will your poker face crack the thousandth time it plays in your head? Does it remind you of somebody that you used to know? Do you value the sound of silence?

Source: sfgate.com