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Couple in Car Survive 300-Foot Fall Into Canyon in California - Vimarsana News

Couple in Car Survive 300-Foot Fall Into Canyon in California

Cloe Fields, who fell off a cliff in a car with her boyfriend, told Insider an iPhone feature she didn't know she had may have saved their lives.

US couple survived 90-metre tumble in their car. They were rescued after their iPhone detected the fall - Vimarsana News

US couple survived 90-metre tumble in their car. They were rescued after their iPhone detected the fall

Cloe Fields, who fell off a cliff in a car with her boyfriend, told Insider an iPhone feature she didn't know she had may have saved their lives.

Movie review: Debauched 'Babylon' vacillates from tribute to indictment of Hollywood - Vimarsana News

Movie review: Debauched 'Babylon' vacillates from tribute to indictment of Hollywood

Damien Chazelle would really like to talk to you about “Singin’ in the Rain.” Of course, you already know the 1952 Stanley Donen MGM meta musical comedy starring Gene Kelly and Debbie Reynolds about the transition from silent to sound films, but if not, Chazelle will recount it for you,

Elephants, alligators, 700 extras: The epic movie that surprised Jean Smart - Vimarsana News

Elephants, alligators, 700 extras: The epic movie that surprised Jean Smart

There’s an unhappy elephant in the room in the highly anticipated new movie from La La Land director Damien Chazelle.

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Couple in Car Survive 300-Foot Fall Into a California Canyon - Vimarsana News

Couple in Car Survive 300-Foot Fall Into a California Canyon

Rescuers found Cloe Fields and Christian Zelada in the Angeles National Forest after Ms. Fields’s iPhone sent a message via satellite to an emergency call center, the authorities said.