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'Ride' Canceled By Hallmark After One Season - Vimarsana News

'Ride' Canceled By Hallmark After One Season

Hallmark has canceled Ride, its Yellowstone-like drama about a bucolic but cash-strapped ranch that’s operated by a widowed parent who loses a beloved family…

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Forgotten Stephen King Gem Finds New Audience On Hulu - Vimarsana News

Forgotten Stephen King Gem Finds New Audience On Hulu

A once-forgotten Stephen King television gem is at last streaming on Hulu and fans are discovering it all over again.

Tommy Hilfiger's Former CT Estate Seems Like It's Out Of a Movie - Vimarsana News

Tommy Hilfiger's Former CT Estate Seems Like It's Out Of a Movie

Have you ever seen the 1994 Hollywood comedy Greedy? If not, I highly reccomend this film it's truly an underrated piece of art. The movie stars Kirk Douglas, Michael J. Fox and Nancy Travis and takes the viewer on a tour inside an extremely wealthy and greedy family.

After Bradley Whitford Joined Mariska Hargitay In Law And Order: SVU Season 24, I Rewatched His Earlier Episode Playing A Totally Different Character - Vimarsana News

After Bradley Whitford Joined Mariska Hargitay In Law And Order: SVU Season 24, I Rewatched His Earlier Episode Playing A Totally Different Character

Bradley Whitford played his second Law & Order: SVU character in Season 24, and I went back to rewatch him as his first.

China's hefty GM seed approvals may mean little to US, international interests - Vimarsana News

China's hefty GM seed approvals may mean little to US, international interests

China’s announcement last week that it approved a whopping 51 new genetically modified varieties of corn and soybeans for planting on Chinese fields is a major development in the country’s changing stance on its acceptance of the technology, but there’s no evidence it will lead to billions of dollars in new seed business for international companies, according to industry officials.