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Ariana Grande as Dorothy! Wicked star posts heartwarming childhood throwback as The Wizard Of Oz lead - Vimarsana News

Ariana Grande as Dorothy! Wicked star posts heartwarming childhood throwback as The Wizard Of Oz lead

The 30-year-old is starring in the two-part movie adaptation of Wicked, the hit Broadway musical about Dorothy's nemesis, The Wicked Witch Of The West, played now by Cynthia Erivo.

Timeline of the nationwide protest movement that began at Columbia University - Vimarsana News

Timeline of the nationwide protest movement that began at Columbia University

Columbia University has announced that it is canceling its main commencement ceremony scheduled for next week because of ongoing pro-Palestinian protests. The announcement Monday is the latest development in a

A Public Service Announcement And Reintroduction Of AAPI By Gold House - Vimarsana News

A Public Service Announcement And Reintroduction Of AAPI By Gold House

Gold House is reintroducing AAPIs to the business and creative community with Gold Power Summit at Nasdaq celebrating Asian excellence

Source: forbes.com
Met Gala 2024 Photos: Film, TV Stars Flaunt Fashion At Annual Event - Vimarsana News

Met Gala 2024 Photos: Film, TV Stars Flaunt Fashion At Annual Event

The 2024 Met Gala brings several stars from film and TV to the red carpet to the annual event in New York City. See photos of some of the celebrities who attended.

Source: forbes.com
Timeline of Columbia University's protest movement - Vimarsana News

Timeline of Columbia University's protest movement

The protest movement connected to the Israel-Hamas war began nearly three weeks ago at the Ivy League university in New York City. It has since swept college campuses nationwide, with more than 2,500 people arrested.