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The Rolling Stones Have Dropped Brown Sugar From the Set After 50 Years - Vimarsana News

The Rolling Stones Have Dropped Brown Sugar From the Set After 50 Years

One song missing from the current Rolling Stones setlist is the classic ‘Brown Sugar’.

Charlie Watts: Farewell to the gentleman drummer - Vimarsana News

Charlie Watts: Farewell to the gentleman drummer

Charlie Watts, the gentleman drummer for one of the world’s most notorious, sexiest, wildest and loudest rock groups ever – the Rolling Stones

The Caribbean island once loved by A-list rockstars - Vimarsana News

The Caribbean island once loved by A-list rockstars

Montserrat exerted a huge influence on rock music before a series of natural disasters intervened. Nigel Tisdall presses rewind

Tusshar Kapoor: I will not share myself with anybody in the world right now or even in the future | Hindi Movie News - Vimarsana News

Tusshar Kapoor: I will not share myself with anybody in the world right now or even in the future | Hindi Movie News

facebook Pintrest Bollywood’s Jumping Jack, veteran Jeetendra’s son Tusshar Kapoor made an impressive debut with the 2001 film 'Mujhe Kucch Kehna Hai'. Over the years, the actor has also transitioned to become a producer and recently completed 20 years in the industry. In an exclusive chat with ETimes, he shed light on his personal and professional lives. Excerpts: How does it feel to complete two decades in Bollywood? It feels good, it feels very gratifying, and the fact that I started with a good film, and the last year also I released a film that is very well, actually. So I think the...

NPR at 50: Straying from Its Civic Mission? - Vimarsana News

NPR at 50: Straying from Its Civic Mission?

This month is the 50th anniversary of National Public Radio (NPR). Knowing about my work back then with other advocates, to persuade Congress to pass legislation creating NPR and PBS, (which was opposed by most of the commercial radio/TV industry), a friend asked what I think of NPR now. A few observations, drawn from listening […]