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Ishmael Reed with Bob Holman - Vimarsana News

Ishmael Reed with Bob Holman

Though it may be difficult to edge in a question during Ish’s mammoth intellect spew, his non-stop provocateurship, one thing’s for sure—what we’re living through now he wrote about back in the sixties, which means that what he’s theorizing about now we can look forward to actually happening in another fifty years.

One-liner comedians on the Fringe: '17 jokes in five minutes of material' - Vimarsana News

One-liner comedians on the Fringe: '17 jokes in five minutes of material'

Quickfire comics like Tim Vine, Will Mars and Richard Pulsford have endured their one-liner humour being scorned as ‘low-status’. Isn’t it time, asks Kate Copstick, we gave the creators of these haikus of hilarity the respect they deserve?

Cher is 76! The singing sensation is showered with happy birthday tributes from Melanie Griffith - Vimarsana News

Cher is 76! The singing sensation is showered with happy birthday tributes from Melanie Griffith

Her best friend, jewelry designer Loree Rodkin, shared a flashback image with the star as she said, 'Happy birthday bestie.' And one of Cher's good pals, actress Melanie Griffith, hit the like button.

Cher looks chic in a blue blazer and slim jeans as she arrives at a friend's house on Easter - Vimarsana News

Cher looks chic in a blue blazer and slim jeans as she arrives at a friend's house on Easter

The 75-year-old look stunning youthful in a cool denim blazer as she arrived at a friend's house on the afternoon of Easter Sunday.

Chino, Do You Know Your Miranda Rights? | Online Only | n+1 - Vimarsana News

Chino, Do You Know Your Miranda Rights? | Online Only | n+1

My favorite genre is the movie musical; my least favorite, the musical-theater-kid movie. Both Spielberg’s Story and last year’s other corny pretender, Lin-Manuel Miranda’s In the Heights, have arrived as quaint, todos-juntos representatives of the latter brand. Bright, high-pitched, and would-be weird, they come from a time when we weren’t shaken by a global pandemic that wiped out millions of the bottom and made billions for the top. Miranda had the audacity to state in a promotional podcast for In the Heights that he wanted to “transcend” (“progress beyond”) West Side Story ...