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Nas To Release Original Version Of 'I Am… The Autobiography' Album – VIBE.com - Vimarsana News

Nas To Release Original Version Of 'I Am… The Autobiography' Album – VIBE.com

Nas is releasing the original version of his 1999 album 'I Am...' on Black Friday (Nov. 24) as part of National Record Store Day.

Source: vibe.com
A Middlebury College Professor Uses Graphic Novels to Breathe New Life Into the Study of History - Vimarsana News

A Middlebury College Professor Uses Graphic Novels to Breathe New Life Into the Study of History

Middlebury College professor Rebecca Ayako Bennette thinks history has a public relations problem. Since 2008, the number of undergraduates receiving degrees in history has fallen...

Nas And Hit-Boy's 'King's Disease' And 'Magic' Albums, RANKED – VIBE.com - Vimarsana News

Nas And Hit-Boy's 'King's Disease' And 'Magic' Albums, RANKED – VIBE.com

VIBE ranks Nas and Hit-Boy's 'King's Disease' and 'Magic' album series' to determine which album of the series we feel will stand the test of time.

Source: vibe.com
Why The 'Butcher Of Plainfield' Story Was So Impactful In Pop Culture And Society, According to Psycho: The Lost Tapes Of Ed Gein Director - Vimarsana News

Why The 'Butcher Of Plainfield' Story Was So Impactful In Pop Culture And Society, According to Psycho: The Lost Tapes Of Ed Gein Director

James Buddy Day, the director of Psycho: The Lost Tapes of Ed Gein, recently opened up about the story and how it continues to be impactful.

Mad gravestone moment that steered Peter Sutcliffe towards his killing spree - Vimarsana News

Mad gravestone moment that steered Peter Sutcliffe towards his killing spree

Yorkshire Ripper Peter Sutcliffe was digging a grave when he claimed he suddenly felt the desire to kill - though his statement in court was later shut down by a relative and psychiatrist