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'A séance in song': How a new album fulfils one of Eva Cassidy's musical dreams - Vimarsana News

'A séance in song': How a new album fulfils one of Eva Cassidy's musical dreams

INTERVIEW: Jim Farber talks to the late singer’s former bandmate Chris Biondo and composer Christopher Willis about using AI and fresh symphonic arrangements ‘to do the right thing by her’

Source: aol.com
Abolish the resignation honours list before Boris Johnson makes a mockery of us all - Vimarsana News

Abolish the resignation honours list before Boris Johnson makes a mockery of us all

What prestige can there be in a damehood if Nadine Dorries gets one?

How will Boris Johnson's stack up against Britain's most notable Prime Ministers? - Vimarsana News

How will Boris Johnson's stack up against Britain's most notable Prime Ministers?

After winning the 2019 election, Mr Johnson took Britain out of the EU, oversaw the response to the Covid pandemic and championed support of Ukraine after Russia's invasion.

Midsomer Murders viewers warned over 'offensive' Morris Dancers - Vimarsana News

Midsomer Murders viewers warned over 'offensive' Morris Dancers

TV censors at streaming service BritBox have warned viewers the season two episode Blood Will Out (right), 'includes traditional dancing that might offend some viewers.'

Indian youth believe green is the future, look for jobs to heal the environment - Vimarsana News

Indian youth believe green is the future, look for jobs to heal the environment

Indian youth believe green is the future, look for jobs to heal the environment SECTIONS Last Updated: Jun 30, 2021, 08:22 AM IST Share Synopsis ThinkStock Photos Results show over four in five of young people surveyed in India would consider the environmental impact of the company or sector they're looking to join when choosing a job. LONDON: A new research by the Prince's Trust, founded by Britain's Prince Charles, highlights that young people in India, and internationally, want careers that will help solve some of the world's biggest challenges. The initial findings from the 'Future of W...