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Why Is 'The Simpsons' Obsessed With This Weird Nazi Movie? - Vimarsana News

Why Is 'The Simpsons' Obsessed With This Weird Nazi Movie?

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6 Worst Movies About Taking Over the World - Vimarsana News

6 Worst Movies About Taking Over the World

Coronavirus has consequences. Washington and Beijing are headed for a great divorce, and Beijing is getting pretty cranky. That’s often the case when your circle of friends start siding more with your soon-to-be-ex.

LISA FANCHER: STEERING PUNK'S FINAL FRONTIER IN LA - Vimarsana News

LISA FANCHER: STEERING PUNK'S FINAL FRONTIER IN LA

Often overlooked by punk history’s gatekeepers, Lisa Fancher’s venerable Frontier Records label is celebrating 40 years of important punk rock releases. Without her there to release some of the first music by the Adolescents, Circle Jerks, Angry Samoans, Black Randy, Red Kross, Suicidal Tendencies and so many more, the Los Angeles punk scene would have been far less righteous. Anthony Mostrom caught up with Lisa Fancher, still releasing new material, and reissuing the best of the old stuff, 40 years later.

Weekly World News to build movie studio in Vineland, NJ - Vimarsana News

Weekly World News to build movie studio in Vineland, NJ

The movie studio would be inside what used to be the Amish Farmer’s Market, a two story 37,000 square foot building.

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How punk became fascinated with Nazi symbols – The Forward - Vimarsana News

How punk became fascinated with Nazi symbols – The Forward

Seeking to cause offense, some punk rockers employed Third Reich symbols; others went even further.