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CREATING A CROWN OF BEAUTY: Painter Sarah Long - Vimarsana News

CREATING A CROWN OF BEAUTY: Painter Sarah Long

As I pull up before Sarah Long’s Savannah Quarters home, it seems fitting that a loquacious five-year-old runs out to introduce himself, shake my hand,...

CREATING A CROWN OF BEAUTY: Painter Sarah Long - Vimarsana News

CREATING A CROWN OF BEAUTY: Painter Sarah Long

As I pull up before Sarah Long’s Savannah Quarters home, it seems fitting that a loquacious five-year-old runs out to introduce himself, shake my hand,...

England: Poet, Life Long Vegan, Animal Rights Activist – Introducing Benjamin Zephaniah. - Vimarsana News

England: Poet, Life Long Vegan, Animal Rights Activist – Introducing Benjamin Zephaniah.

  I have loved (in a ‘blokey’ sort of way) ! Benjamin since I saw him at a London animal rights demo decades ago.  So seeing him again the BBC this morning; I thought it was time to introduce him to you.  Here are a few shorts of his life and actions; a passionate animal…

Eiza Gonzalez strikes fashion-forward look in houndstooth-patterned trousers and matching vest while out holiday shopping in Beverly Hills - Vimarsana News

Eiza Gonzalez strikes fashion-forward look in houndstooth-patterned trousers and matching vest while out holiday shopping in Beverly Hills

Eiza Gonzalez showed off her fab figure in a houndstooth-patterned trousers and vest combo without a shirt underneath while out holiday shopping in Beverly Hills.

Ireland used to ban films. Now it's more relaxed than Britain or the US about what's on screen. Why? – The Irish Times - Vimarsana News

Ireland used to ban films. Now it's more relaxed than Britain or the US about what's on screen. Why? – The Irish Times

Such shockers as Brief Encounter and The Big Sleep were once prohibited here. Ciarán Kissane of the Irish Film Classification Office explains his more modern approach