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Pennsylvania Lawsuit Puts Schools' Responses to Sexual Abuse Reports Under Crosshairs - Vimarsana News

Pennsylvania Lawsuit Puts Schools' Responses to Sexual Abuse Reports Under Crosshairs

A Pennsylvania lawsuit has lawmakers looking closer at how schools should respond to reports of sexual abuse. A ...

Kaijus & Udo - Vimarsana News

Kaijus & Udo

I think the first time I saw Udo Kier was in the Wesley Snipes Marvel vampire picture “Blade” (1998), but to be honest, I’d seen pictures of him in “Sex

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<i>Swan Song</i> Is the Bighearted Hero's Journey of a Fabulous Queen | Film/TV - Vimarsana News

<i>Swan Song</i> Is the Bighearted Hero's Journey of a Fabulous Queen | Film/TV

The Udo Kier-starring film opens Friday at the Belcourt

Bay Area Reporter :: Swan Song: remembrance of things past - Vimarsana News

Bay Area Reporter :: Swan Song: remembrance of things past

If the mayor of Sandusky, Ohio hasn't done so yet, he should definitely present gay filmmaker and native son Todd Stephens with a key to the city. Stephens has managed to make Sandusky, which Charles Dickens described as "sluggish and uninteresting...something like the back of an English watering-place out of the season," somewhat captivating. He did so in David Moreton's beloved, queer 1996 flick Edge of Seventeen (for which Stephens wrote the screenplay), as well as his 2001 directorial debut Gypsy 83 and 2006's over-the-top comedy Another Gay Movie. Swan Song (Magnolia Pictures). "Insp...

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Pennsylvania earmarks $1.6 million for PFAS cancer study - Vimarsana News

Pennsylvania earmarks $1.6 million for PFAS cancer study

Temple University's study into possible links between PFAS contamination and cancer is getting $1.6 million from Pennsylvania taxpayers. The state passed a $40 billion spending budget that included funds requested in January by Reps. Todd Stephens, R-151, of Horsham; Meghan Schroeder, R-29, of Buckingham; and Todd Polinchock, R-144, of Warrington.  The state study by Temple's School of Public Health supplements a multi-state health study administered by the Pennsylvania Department of Health and the federal Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry currently underway. The national ...