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D&D's next batch of adventures is designed for homebrew campaigns - Vimarsana News

D&D's next batch of adventures is designed for homebrew campaigns

D&D’s 2023 calendar includes a Planescape Reboot, a legendary artifact, and a return to Phandelver. It’s all been built with high-level DMs and homebrewers in mind.

Rock News - Rock 98.3 The Twins - Vimarsana News

Rock News - Rock 98.3 The Twins

The Linda Lindas recently shared a new music video for their recent single, "Too Many Things." The video depicts "The Linda Lindas Family Style Diner," recorded at Burgerlords in the Highland Park neighborhood of the all-girl group's hometown, Los Angeles. The video for "Too Many Things," which marks the band's first new music of the year, was directed by Ryan Baxley. "Too Many Things" is a song from the punk rockers' debut album, Growing Up. Speaking about the album, The Linda Lindas guitarist Bela Salazar said, "I feel like people...

Boston Calling: 7 songs we'll hear this weekend to feel alive again - Vimarsana News

Boston Calling: 7 songs we'll hear this weekend to feel alive again

From Genesis Owusu and The Beaches to The Walkmen and Yeah Yeah Yeahs, these are the songs we're most hyped for at Boston Calling.

D&D chooses chaos with magical cards and reveals new book info - Vimarsana News

D&D chooses chaos with magical cards and reveals new book info

More details for this year's D&D books (including Planescape and Phandelver) have been announced

Philanthropy's Divisions Reflect America's Politics — Not Its People - Vimarsana News

Philanthropy's Divisions Reflect America's Politics — Not Its People

Nonprofits and foundations have spent weeks debating and deconstructing an essay on pluralism that most Americans wouldn’t bat an eye at. That kind of response raises questions about how the social sector can ever succeed at healing the nation’s divides.