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"For All Mankind" is the best show on Apple TV+. - Vimarsana News

"For All Mankind" is the best show on Apple TV+.

Plus, stories from the recent past of Future Tense.

Source: slate.com
Donald Trump Without Makeup Photo Sparks Ridicule: 'Looks Like a Zombie' - Vimarsana News

Donald Trump Without Makeup Photo Sparks Ridicule: 'Looks Like a Zombie'

In 2020 a photo of Trump in which his fake tan line was clearly visible around his hairline and neck appeared online, leading to similar mockery.

Depp v Heard and the Cult of Fandom - Vimarsana News

Depp v Heard and the Cult of Fandom

In Johnny Depp v Amber Heard, the pro-Depp movement has grown to be so big and powerful that the truth has become irrelevant.

New documentary asks if the focus on removing statues and mascots is a distraction from true racial justice - Vimarsana News

New documentary asks if the focus on removing statues and mascots is a distraction from true racial justice

CBSN Reports "Speaking Frankly | Symbolic Justice" explores the fight over monuments and mascots — and the struggle beyond.

Why The Matrix still resonates today - Vimarsana News

Why The Matrix still resonates today

The Matrix was a blockbuster hit when it came out in 1999. Now, more than 20 years later, the film still feels relevant — whether it’s people talking about “taking the red pill” or theorizing that we’re all really living in a computer simulation — the movie starring Keanu Reeves as Neo and Laurence Fishburne as Morpheus permeated the culture. With the Matrix Resurrections opening in Canada on Wednesday, Jayme Poisson speaks with John Semley about why the film made such an impact then, and how its influence is still felt today. Plus, Charley Archer explains why the original movie, ...

Source: cbc.ca