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Olympia History: Human Flies Climb Tall Buildings in Washington's Capitol - Vimarsana News

Olympia History: Human Flies Climb Tall Buildings in Washington's Capitol

During the first half of the 20th century Americans were fascinated by Human Flies, who thrilled crowds by free-climbing tall buildings and doing acrobatic tricks across the United States and North America. Four of these daredevils visited Olympia during this period to climb its tallest buildings, the Old State Capitol and Hotel Olympian.

Invisible Man Movies Ranked From Worst To Best - Vimarsana News

Invisible Man Movies Ranked From Worst To Best

From the Invisible Man to the Invisible Dad to the Invisible Sister, there's a whole cinematic multiverse of invisibility out there.

Most-read stories of the week: First homicides of 2024, stitches for 4-year-old, international students - Vimarsana News

Most-read stories of the week: First homicides of 2024, stitches for 4-year-old, international students

The first homicides of the year in Waterloo Region, stitches for a four-year-old after a classroom incident, and concerns for international students round out the most-read stories of the week.

Documentary filmmakers think The Human Fly could be in southwestern Ontario - Vimarsana News

Documentary filmmakers think The Human Fly could be in southwestern Ontario

A worldwide search is underway for a mystery stuntman and the hunt has narrowed in on southwestern Ontario.

Filmmakers want help finding 'The Human Fly' who could be in Fergus, Ont. - Vimarsana News

Filmmakers want help finding 'The Human Fly' who could be in Fergus, Ont.

A worldwide search is underway for a mysterious Canadian stuntman who seemingly disappeared from the limelight decades ago, and the hunt has narrowed in on southwestern Ontario.