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Braveheart: fantasy epic that perturbed the constitutionally disturbed - Vimarsana News

Braveheart: fantasy epic that perturbed the constitutionally disturbed

HIT the woad, Jock. Oh, but there shall be wailing of teeth! Our subject this week is that film, you know the one that causes those and such as…

Tri-Valley Repertory Theatre Presents "Something Rotten!" | Culture - Vimarsana News

Tri-Valley Repertory Theatre Presents "Something Rotten!" | Culture

From Jan. 14 to 29, the Bankhead Theater in Livermore will present “Something Rotten!”

Florida Studio Theatre show pokes fun at musicals with clever jabs - Vimarsana News

Florida Studio Theatre show pokes fun at musicals with clever jabs

The musical “Something Rotten” celebrates the traditions of musical theater and enduring influence of William Shakespeare.

'Yellowstone''s fifth season premiere lassos record ratings - Vimarsana News

'Yellowstone''s fifth season premiere lassos record ratings

Paramount NetworkThe Dutton clan really knows how to gather a herd. Yellowstone's double-shot fifth season premiere on Sunday lassoed some 12.1 million viewers when you count both live viewing across Paramount+, Paramount Network, TV Land, CMT and Pop, and those who streamed it the same day. The numbers for the Kevin Costner-led show were up 52% in the 18-34 demographic from the previous season and up 22% among those 18-49, Paramount Network announced, touting Nielsen numbers. The premiere of the show saw Costner's John Dutton being sworn in as governor of Montana and featured a shoc...

Was John Major a good prime minister? - Vimarsana News

Was John Major a good prime minister?

From May to Thatcher, Stephen Bush and Jonn Elledge explore the tenures of previous leaders in a six-part series from the New Statesman Podcast.