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BET+ ANNOUNCES HIT REALITY SERIES "COLLEGE HILL: CELEBRITY EDITION" WILL RETURN FOR A SECOND SEASON WITH A FRESH CLASS OF CELEBRITIES AT ALABAMA STATE UNIVERSITY - Vimarsana News

BET+ ANNOUNCES HIT REALITY SERIES "COLLEGE HILL: CELEBRITY EDITION" WILL RETURN FOR A SECOND SEASON WITH A FRESH CLASS OF CELEBRITIES AT ALABAMA STATE UNIVERSITY

AMBER ROSE, JOSELINE HERNANDEZ, TIFFANY 'NEW YORK' POLLARD, PARKER MCKENNA POSEY, IMAN SHUMPERT, KWAYLON 'BLAMEITONKWAY' ROGERS, AND O'RYAN BROWNE...

Secret Society Comedy - Vimarsana News

Secret Society Comedy

Secret Society Comedy A late night "secret" comedy show popping up in a new location every week with fresh lineups of local favorites and surprise guests.

Antigua and Barbuda Names New Tourism Advisors - Vimarsana News

Antigua and Barbuda Names New Tourism Advisors

Antigua and Barbuda has expanded its Tourism Advisory Committee with a new slate of tourism advisors, the ABTA said.

Chariots in the Bedroom - Vimarsana News

Chariots in the Bedroom

The Crazy Ladies is cut from the same cloth as Jacqueline Suzanne’s Valley of the Dolls, a book that broke some previous assumptions about popular fiction. Before then, romances written by women and read generally by women, were reticent about sex. Valley attracted a whole motherlode of readers who relished reading a woman writing about women who get it on. Gwen Davis (The Pretenders, etc.) is of the same school. Joyce Elbert, who has three or four books besides The Crazy Ladies, is of the school’s second generation. So successful has the idea been that there is now a third generation...

Ruby Paul building up a head of steam - Vimarsana News

Ruby Paul building up a head of steam

SINGER, harpist and entertainer Ruby Paul can add another tag to her billing: big in Arabia. “My album Forbidden Fruit has gone ballistic in Arabic-speaking countries,” says the York songwriter and musician. “Thanks to a prominent blog in the Netherlands releasing the album illegally on April 6, I’m now topping the Arabic charts!” Back home in York, Ruby is to focus increasingly on her harp-playing, as heard last Saturday evening at a fashion show at St Peter’s School, Bootham, where she sang and played her new set in aid of the Gian Foundation charity. Reflecting on her m...