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Sippin' (and chuggin') through the years with a party mainstay -- the red Solo cup
Discover the cultural significance of the iconic red Solo cup, a quintessential American symbol of friendship, party traditions, and the enduring evolution of twentieth-century corporate capitalism.
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12mDolly Parton, music star, actor and beloved figure who spanned generations, dies at 80
Country music icon Dolly Parton has passed away at 80, leaving behind an unparalleled legacy of songwriting, philanthropy, and cross-generational stardom that touched millions of fans worldwide.
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12mKennedy Center finances deteriorated sharply after Trump name change
Confidential records reveal that the Kennedy Center faced a severe financial collapse in ticket sales and donations following the institution's controversial renaming after President Donald Trump.
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5mWhere Cal Raleigh's epic 3-home run night stacks up in Mariners history
Cal Raleigh made history as the first Mariner to hit three home runs at T-Mobile Park, powering Seattle to a thrilling 9-2 victory over the Philadelphia Phillies.
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5mNew Seattle music festival from Baba Yaga, Desert Daze coming this fall
Seattle's new music hotspot, Baba Yaga, is launching the inaugural Baba Obscura festival this November, featuring a diverse lineup of psych, garage, and punk rock across Pioneer Square.
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6mSeattle's top art shows to see in September 2026
Discover five exceptional art exhibitions across Seattle this September, ranging from moody summer transitions to innovative installations, perfect for embracing the artistic spirit of the changing seasons.