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Cher explains why she has such a powerful affinity with gay men - Vimarsana News

Cher explains why she has such a powerful affinity with gay men

(Tara Ziemba/Getty Images) Cher revealed that she relates to gay people “because gay people don’t feel like they fit in and I never felt like I fit in”, in an interview with CNN‘s Christiane Amanpour. In the interview, she recalled her introduction to the “gay world” when she was nine-years-old. She said: “One day I came home and there were these two men in my living room with my mum and my aunt and they were doing their hair and they were talking and I was thinking, why haven’t we ever had these kind of guys around because these guys are like the coolest.”

The Thing Called Love movie review (1994) - Vimarsana News

The Thing Called Love movie review (1994)

Of course you go to River Phoenix's last finished film in a certain state of mind. You remember his clarity and power in films like "Running on Empty" and "Dogfight," and against those images you hold the shots of his dead body on the sidewalk outside the Viper Club. His death still seems all wrong. How could he have been so careless of his responsibility to his own future? These thoughts are there as Peter Bogdanovich's "The Thing Called Love" begins, but there are more pragmatic thoughts, too: Will his performance reveal signs of the drug use that ended his life? Or will this farewell perfo...

Nuance and complications in Olukorede Yishau's 'Vaults of Secrets' - Vimarsana News

Nuance and complications in Olukorede Yishau's 'Vaults of Secrets'

Advertisement ‘Vaults of Secrets’ is an extremely captivating collection of 10 stories centered around secrets. It sheds light and perhaps serves as a reminder that we all have secrets that may interfere with our daily lives and possibly ruin us at some point in our lives. With themes around cultism, incest, infidelity, domestic violence, I got the chills so many times from some of the stories in this book; the cliffhangers were frustrating too. It completely blew my mind and managed to surpass my expectations by far. There’s a richly developed plot for each story. It will keep you on e...

Norway: Ulrikke Brandstorp wins The Masked Singer Norway - Vimarsana News

Norway: Ulrikke Brandstorp wins The Masked Singer Norway

Ulrikke Brandstorp. The Norwegian singer has won the first series of The Masked Singer Norway, where she was revealed on Saturday as the singer insider the Troll costume. Ulrikke was one of eight local celebrities competing on Maskorama — the Norwegian edition of the popular masked singing contest. She was disguised as Trollet — the Troll — a cross between the creature from Scandinavian folklore and the cute troll doll. Over the past six weeks, the Troll proved to be one to watch. She performed songs of a wide variety of genres, including The Darkness’ glam rock anthem “I Believe ...

The duality of individuality in Olukorede Yishau's 'Vaults of Secrets' - Vimarsana News

The duality of individuality in Olukorede Yishau's 'Vaults of Secrets'

Advertisement To infer that secrets are secreted from actions that societal and/or cultural constitutions do not embrace, is a fact brilliantly portrayed in Olukorede Yishau’s ‘Vaults of Secrets’. Through the characters we fortunately meet in this collection of ten short stories, the author boldly and tellingly reintroduces the “individual as a dual being” — a dual being with two-sided identity: a private identity and the one s/he intrepidly presents before society or, say, his/her innate culture—which, at times, is not yet experienced by the individual—and the conventional cu...