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LIVE MUSIC IN ARKANSAS: Cliff & Susan hit the road for Conway, Spa City gigs - Vimarsana News

LIVE MUSIC IN ARKANSAS: Cliff & Susan hit the road for Conway, Spa City gigs

Cliff (Prowse) & Susan (Erwin Prowse) are a married couple based in Little Rock who stay busy touring, farming, running their own businesses and holding regular jobs while entertaining audiences with a repertoire of 1,000 songs.

Stephen King Offers Praise And Fun Facts For Adrien Brody's Chapelwaite Adaptation - Vimarsana News

Stephen King Offers Praise And Fun Facts For Adrien Brody's Chapelwaite Adaptation

Stephen King shows some love to the latest adaptation of his work, the new Epix series Chapelwaite.

Adapting Stephen King's The Body: Reflecting On The Nostalgic Beauty Of 1986's Stand By Me - Vimarsana News

Adapting Stephen King's The Body: Reflecting On The Nostalgic Beauty Of 1986's Stand By Me

Grab some cherry Pez, because this week's Adapting Stephen King is taking a look back at Stand By Me.

Lisey's Story TV Review - Vimarsana News

Lisey's Story TV Review

We review AppleTV+ series Lisey's Story from Stephen King and J.J. Abrams starring Julianne Moore, Clive Owen, and Dane DeHaan.

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35 Years Ago: AC/DC Release 'Who Made Who' - Vimarsana News

35 Years Ago: AC/DC Release 'Who Made Who'

35 Years Ago: AC/DC Release ‘Who Made Who’ Maximum Overdrive on May 24, 1986, but Who Made Who was more than a piece of memorabilia for a mediocre fright flick. AC/DC hadn’t released a really solid album since 1981’s For Those About to Rock We Salute You and Who Made Who was a solid reminder of the Australian band’s excellence and influence. These days, a five-year span between hit records is hardly unusual, but in the ‘80s metal bands typically put out a new album every 12 to 18 months and AC/DC were no exception. However, the records they released in the years before