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Should you see 'Squid Game' on Netflix? Our critic weighs in - Vimarsana News

Should you see 'Squid Game' on Netflix? Our critic weighs in

'Squid Game' has conquered the world, according to the streamer. Our TV critic explains what it is — and why you might like to catch up.

SMC Presents Free Live Literary Talks & Readings this Fall - Santa Monica Daily Press - Vimarsana News

SMC Presents Free Live Literary Talks & Readings this Fall - Santa Monica Daily Press

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Line up for Noirwich Crime Writing Festival announced - Vimarsana News

Line up for Noirwich Crime Writing Festival announced

Head East shares details of Noirwich, the Norwich Crime Writing Festival, which will take place in Norwich online and in person in Norwich this September.

California is seeing a COVID-19 baby bust. What is causing it? - Vimarsana News

California is seeing a COVID-19 baby bust. What is causing it?

Print California is poised to drop its mask mandate for a vaccine-fueled summer of lust — but when it comes to protection, Angelenos like Jahkara Smith won’t rely on antibodies alone. “A lot of my friends have gotten IUDs recently,” said the 24-year-old Air Force veteran, a YouTube-icon-turned-TV star. “Even if you lose your healthcare, it’s already in there. They’re not going to come take it out.” The humble IUD, shorthand for intrauterine device, is just one of many reasons California is expected to see almost 50,000 fewer births in 2021, the nadir of a national COVID-19 â€...

Book Club: Charles Yu and his 'Interior Chinatown' - Vimarsana News

Book Club: Charles Yu and his 'Interior Chinatown'

Novelist Charles Yu brings his "Interior Chinatown" to the L.A. Times Book Club on May 27.