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Illenium show proves Denver's a global mecca for EDM and bass music - Vimarsana News

Illenium show proves Denver's a global mecca for EDM and bass music

From Illenium to CloZee and GRiZ, Denver's electronic dance music (EDM) scene has become one of Colorado's defining genres. Here's how it happened.

TNT impresses with NHL coverage, led by edgy, fresh studio show - Vimarsana News

TNT impresses with NHL coverage, led by edgy, fresh studio show

As TNT airs its first Stanley Cup Final, the network’s lead-in crew is taking center stage and following chief content officer Craig Barry’s cue to “open it up more.”

Juxtapoz Magazine - Nychos "The Awakening" @ Mirus Gallery, Los Angeles - Vimarsana News

Juxtapoz Magazine - Nychos "The Awakening" @ Mirus Gallery, Los Angeles

On the heels of the mind-expanding VIP preview, interdisciplinary artist and muralist NYCHOS invites attendees into the world of The Awakening, a new...

Train Disaster Case Appears to Run Aground in 1st Circuit - Vimarsana News

Train Disaster Case Appears to Run Aground in 1st Circuit

Victims of a crash that virtually incinerated an entire Canadian town argued that the railroad is playing games with the courts, but the judges seemed unsure.  Lac-Mégantic, Quebec, on July 6, 2013, after a train owned by a subsidiary of Canadian Pacific, derailed and caused a fatal oil spill. (Photo by a Sûreté du Québec helicopter via Courthouse News) BOSTON (CN) — A massive lawsuit over the 2013 Lac-Mégantic train explosion put the First Circuit at odds Wednesday over whether legal technicalities are more important than fairness to the victims.  As argued by lawyers for dozens of...

Murder victim's sister vows to help other families torn apart by tragedy - Vimarsana News

Murder victim's sister vows to help other families torn apart by tragedy

× THE murder of Natalie Hemming didn't just rob Joanne Beverley of a beloved sister - it totally changed her life. Joanne was running a successful childcare business as a working mum with four children of her own. But in May last year her life changed forever when her sister Natalie was beaten to death by her jealous partner Paul Hemming, who had found out Natalie was seeing someone else and was preparing to leave him. Joanne, who lives at Woolley Grange, had to give up her business and has taken in two of Natalie's three children, meaning she is now l...