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Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy writes an ode to NY Times TV for opening the doors for her first film 20 years ago - Film & TV - Vimarsana News

Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy writes an ode to NY Times TV for opening the doors for her first film 20 years ago - Film & TV

The filmmaker reminisced about the start of her career on the eve of Ms Marvel's launch.

Source: dawn.com
Lois Miller Abrams - Vimarsana News

Lois Miller Abrams

SOUTHBURY — Lois Miller Abrams, a longtime resident of Southbury and Warren, passed away on January 22, 2022, after a long enthusiastic enjoyment of life and a brief illness at

New York author inspired by Tay Rail Bridge Disaster to write new book - Vimarsana News

New York author inspired by Tay Rail Bridge Disaster to write new book

William Abrams grew up in New York but a fascination with bridges inspired him to write a novel about the darkest night in Dundee's history.

Investigators probe utility company PG&E's role in California wildfire - Vimarsana News

Investigators probe utility company PG&E's role in California wildfire

While California is experiencing a record drought, driven in part by climate change, the initial spark for many wildfires often comes from utility equipment and power lines. And fire investigators are now looking into whether the utility company PG&E was behind the nation's largest fire so far this year. KQED's Lily Jamali reports.

Source: pbs.org
The Day - After World War I, U.S. families were asked if they wanted their dead brought home. 40,000 said yes. - Vimarsana News

The Day - After World War I, U.S. families were asked if they wanted their dead brought home. 40,000 said yes.

In a massive and little remembered project after World War I, the U.S. sent out 74,000 questionnaire cards asking families what they wanted, and then tried

Source: theday.com