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The VMAs bring music’s past and present to the same stage (opens the original)
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Madonna walked onto the MTV Video Music Awards stage Sunday night and opened with two words that immediately set the tone for the evening. “It’s Mother.” From there, the 2026 VMAs moved between music’s past and present, bringing longtime icons and newer stars together for a night filled with performances, tributes and a few historic moments. Taylor Swift made VMA history, LISA broke new ground for K-pop and Nirvana returned to the stage to accept the Video Vanguard Award. Swift had one of the bi
Farm House Museum: A piece of history gets more time in spotlight (opens the original)
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For more than 160 years, Iowa State’s Farm House Museum has watched campus change around it. Now, visitors have a little more time to step inside and see some of the history ISU has helped preserve. “America 250: Prairie, Plows and the People’s College,” an exhibition celebrating the 250th anniversary of the United States, has been extended through Oct. 25, giving visitors the chance to explore Iowa State’s history during Cyclone Family Weekend. The exhibition connects the university’s story to
Dog-Eared Books’ midnight release for “Threshing Day” (opens the original)
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For fans of dragons, riders and late-night bookstore runs, Sept. 28 is bringing a reason to stay up past midnight. Dog-Eared Books in Ames will host a midnight release party for “Threshing Day”, the latest installment in Rebecca Yarros’ “Empyrean” series, beginning Monday at 11 p.m. The celebration will continue into the early hoursTuesday, when the book officially releases. The event will include trivia, a costume contest, snacks, specialty drinks, photo opportunities and other activities for f
“Iowa Weird Vol. 2” brings Iowa’s strange stories to Ames (opens the original)
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As October approaches, Iowa’s ghost stories are something a little closer to home. Hayseed Press, a Cedar Falls-based independent publisher, will bring its recently released anthology “Iowa Weird Vol. 2” to Ames for an event at Dog Eared Books Oct. 15 at 6 p.m. The collection explores the stranger side of Iowa through paranormal encounters, local folklore and unsettling moments pulled from Iowa history. The Ames event is part of a series of appearances celebrating the release of “Iowa Weird Vol.
Fat Bear Week returns with Alaska’s biggest online competition (opens the original)
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Forget March Madness or Fantasy Football. The real bracket battle is happening in Alaska, and the contestants have four legs, sharp claws and a serious appetite for salmon. Fat Bear Week returned Tuesday, bringing back the annual online competition where people around the world vote for the brown bear they think has done the best job preparing for winter. The competition features 16 bears from Katmai National Park in northern Alaska and Preserve, Alaska, competing in a single-elimination tournam
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