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'His success was rammed down my throat': Charlie Chaplin's son Michael on fame, failure and finding peace | Books - Vimarsana News

'His success was rammed down my throat': Charlie Chaplin's son Michael on fame, failure and finding peace | Books

He was the son of the most famous man in the world, a runaway hippy, a failed pop singer and then a goat farmer. Now, Michael J Chaplin is publishing the novel it took him decades to write

Frank Darabont's The Green Mile Hits 4K Next Month - Vimarsana News

Frank Darabont's The Green Mile Hits 4K Next Month

Frank Darabont's Academy Award-nominated epic The Green Mile is finally making its way to 4K on February 22, some two decades after its original release.

Tomson Highway believes controversy is good for art - Vimarsana News

Tomson Highway believes controversy is good for art

NOW Magazine Tomson Highway believes controversy is good for art As Stratford remounts his play The Rez Sisters, the writer reflects on residential schools, casting of Indigenous actors and protests By Glenn Sumi and Jon Kaplan Jul 12, 2021 30 years after his NOW cover, Tomson Highway believes non-Indigenous actors should be able to play Indigenous roles. Tomson Highway loves a scandal. In fact, he says art needs more of them. When his play Dry Lips Oughta Move to Kapuskasing was mounted at the Royal Alexandra Theatre 30 years ago, protesters picketed the show, complaining about wh...

The culture that saved us: how audiobooks got me through 2020 - Vimarsana News

The culture that saved us: how audiobooks got me through 2020

The culture that saved us: how audiobooks got me through 2020 Katie Law Reading books may have helped save the nation’s mental health during lockdown, but the discovery of being able to listen to them on Audible instead is what’s saved me. I’ve always enjoyed reading, but as the Evening Standard’s books editor, it also makes up a large part of my job. I prefer physical books to e-books so I can scrawl in margins, underline pithy bits and turn down page corners, but as the pandemic months rolled by, spending sedentary hours with a book at the kitchen table was becoming...

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