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Would You Love Me As A Pet? – a juried art exhibit. Companion animals fill our lives with friendship and devotion, while animals in the wild inspire us with their

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From Feb. 11 to May 14, the Aronson Fine Arts Center at Laumeier Sculpture Park will exhibit Yayoi Kusama’s Narcissus Garden.   Narcissus Garden is an immersive installation consisting of almost

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Due to continued demand, seating capacity will be expanded for the St. Louis Battlehawks home opener. The XFL announced on Friday that it will expand seating to the 400 level for the team's Sunday game against the Arlington Renegades at the Dome at America's Center. In February, the league released season ticket memberships for seats in the 300-level after high demand. Single-game tickets for the 400-level went on sale Friday and are priced at $18. The reimagined XFL launched in mid-February…

Pete Townshend fans won’t have to wait much longer for his new solo single. After teasing the track last month, The Who rocker finally announced the song “Can’t Outrun The Truth” will drop March 24…

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While Depeche Mode has a new single, "Ghosts Again," and a forthcoming album, Memento Mori, one of their classic hits, "Never Let Me Down Again," has been enjoying new life…

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Today I learned about a new fad on Instagram: pantry porn. But it's not what you think, so get your minds out of the gutter for just one second, you filthy perverts. Ahem. Anyway, pantry porn is the name given to carefully curated photos of lovingly stocked and organized pantries. And Jenna Drenten, a marketing ...continue reading "Pantry porn is the story of America"

Over the last couple of weeks there have been a number of interesting developments regarding protocol-based, decentralized social media, and each time I plot out an article about it, something else pops up to add to the story, including Thursday evening as I finally started writing this and news broke that Meta (parent company of […]

Founder of nonprofit that serves foster children sought to become foster parent on her own. The state said no. Last week, she took the battle to court.

  Sunset Park  Archery Range Dedication is March 16 at 2 p.m. Join the Union Sportsmen’s Alliance (USA), local union members, Florissant Mayor Tim Lowery and other public officials to celebrate the construction of a new archery range at Sunset Park that will feature a static range with an elevated shooting platform and a 3D […]

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Due to high demand, the league is expanding seating to the 400-level for the team's March 12 game home opener.

"Today I feel numb. Yesterday I was mad. The day before I was in shock," Eboney Rachel said.

"They can do stuff that no other man can do," Joey O’Farrell with Grandel Wrestling said.

On national TV, in front of millions of viewers and four internationally known recording artists, St. Louis musician Neil Salsich blew away the crowd during his audition for The Voice. Singing a 90-second version of “Honky Tonky Blues” by Hank Williams Sr., Salsich’s voice jumped up and down, soft and raspy, with a little yodel.

When Jeff Beck passed away in January, many of his fellow artists shared touching tributes to him. Well, now some of those artists are going to do it again, this time onstage. …

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Celebrate the life and work of Dr. Jane Goodall, who braved the unknown to provide a remarkable window into humankind’s closest living relatives – chimpanzees.   On Oct. 7, the

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A Sandwich to Build a Dream On Some days call for a good, well-constructed sandwich. When this feeling comes over you, it’s best to head for The Hill. More than 30 years ago Mama Adriana (Fazio) opened a sandwich shop on Shaw Avenue. She worked the front, giving customers a big smile and making friendly... 

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WASHINGTON — The divided 118th Congress approved its first bill Friday, after lawmakers in both the House and Senate voted unanimously to send President Joe Biden legislation that would require declassification of intelligence on the origins of COVID-19. The four-page bill, which the House voted 419-0 to clear, would require the Director of National Intelligence to “declassify […]

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A man was found dead Thursday afternoon in the city's Ville neighborhood.