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22 stories for 2022, part 2: The arrivals of Tour de France Femmes, Life Time Grand Prix, Biniam Girmay - Vimarsana News

22 stories for 2022, part 2: The arrivals of Tour de France Femmes, Life Time Grand Prix, Biniam Girmay

VeloNews' editors debate and dissect the biggest stories of 2022 in our own 22-stage grand tour of the cycling year.

22 stories for 2022, part 1: Vingegaard tops Tour de France, hello gravel worlds, goodbye rim brakes - Vimarsana News

22 stories for 2022, part 1: Vingegaard tops Tour de France, hello gravel worlds, goodbye rim brakes

VeloNews' editors highlight the biggest stories of 2022 in our 22-stage grand tour of the cycling year-in-review.

Cinema Chat: 'Avatar' dominates the box office, 'Babylon,' 'It's a Wonderful Life,' and more - Vimarsana News

Cinema Chat: 'Avatar' dominates the box office, 'Babylon,' 'It's a Wonderful Life,' and more

Russ Collins returns to "Cinema Chat" after a few vacation weeks away! The holiday season is great, but sometimes you just need some escape. Russ joined WEMU's David Fair with a look at what your movie options will be as we head past Christmas and toward the new year. He also brought along some special screening and event information to share with you.

Source: wemu.org
Hey, Oscar Movies: We Get It, Rich People Are Bad - Vimarsana News

Hey, Oscar Movies: We Get It, Rich People Are Bad

In the wake of "Parasite," awards season has been filling up with movies about how awful the upper class is

'The Menu': Tearing down entitlement one course at a time - Vimarsana News

'The Menu': Tearing down entitlement one course at a time

Screenwriters Seth Reiss and Will Tracy tackle issues of class, consumerism, art, and privilege in "The Menu."

Source: kcrw.com