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Ryan Gosling Says Fatherhood Helped Him With Work-Life Balance – SheKnows - Vimarsana News

Ryan Gosling Says Fatherhood Helped Him With Work-Life Balance – SheKnows

Ryan Gosling says his break from acting after having kids helped him view his job 'more like work' and less like 'therapy.'

Ryan Gosling Says Having Pretend Family With Eva Mendes Made Him Want Kids - Vimarsana News

Ryan Gosling Says Having Pretend Family With Eva Mendes Made Him Want Kids

Ryan Gosling, 42, and Eva Mendes, 49, share daughters Amada Lee, 7, and Esmeralda Amada, 8.

Source: people.com
Leopold O'Shea wins Stinging Fly story competition; Girls Who Slay Monsters wins children's book prize – The Irish Times - Vimarsana News

Leopold O'Shea wins Stinging Fly story competition; Girls Who Slay Monsters wins children's book prize – The Irish Times

Books newsletter: a round-up of the latest literary news and a preview of Saturday’s books pages

'Barbie' star Margot Robbie says she never owned the doll, understands why people hate the iconic toy - Vimarsana News

'Barbie' star Margot Robbie says she never owned the doll, understands why people hate the iconic toy

Margot Robbie may be the star and executive producer of the forthcoming “Barbie” movie, but she admits she’s no expert on the subject matter.

Objekt South Africa launches summer issue with a new interactive rich media digital experience - Vimarsana News

Objekt South Africa launches summer issue with a new interactive rich media digital experience

More than 8 000 spectators crowded five different cinemas in the Spanish city of Cordoba during the recently held African Film Festival, far exceeding last year's figures, which were counted at slightly under 4 000 spectators. For eight days, 94 African and Middle Eastern films were screened, 23 of which competed for 13 different awards.