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Dwindling Ticket Sales and Cancellations: What’s Behind the Decline of Music Festivals

Dwindling Ticket Sales and Cancellations: What’s Behind the Decline of Music Festivals

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By Leah Asmelash, CNN (CNN) — Music festivals are facing a crisis. On the brink of what should be another exciting summer festival season, dozens of music festivals are shutting down. The trend has been simmering for years — the longstanding Pitchfork Music Festival in Chicago isn’t returning this summer, following similar announcements last year from Atlanta’s Music Midtown and Kickoff Jam in Florida. Meanwhile, festivals like Jay-Z’s Made in A…See the Story

Federal Government Discussing Offshore Drilling Off on South Carolina Coast

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Federal Government Discussing Offshore Drilling Off on South Carolina Coast

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BEAUFORT, S.C. (WSAV) — The beauty of the coastline is one big reason people come to the Coastal Empire and Lowcountry to visit. But once again, the federal government is talking about changing that look by adding equipment to drill in the ocean off our coast. The Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM) is redoing its 5-year plan, evaluating the American coastline for potential sites to drill for natural energy resources. That includes potentia…See the Story

5 Bobtail Cat Breeds With Endearingly Stubby Tails

5 Bobtail Cat Breeds With Endearingly Stubby Tails

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Imagine a cat that looks like it walked out of a wilderness survival show, yet purrs when you scratch behind its ears. That’s the bobtail cat, a feline with a tail that’s just a nub compared to the swishy standard most cats sport.Read Article

10 Japanese Festivals With Distinctly Different Vibes

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If you've ever been curious about how the Land of the Rising Sun celebrates the changing seasons, cultural heritage and community spirit, look no further than Japanese festivals.Japan · Japan Read Article

Husky vs. Wolf: Look-alike Doesn't Mean Act-alike

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If you spot a Siberian husky trotting through the snow, you might think you're seeing a wolf. That husky vs. wolf confusion is a common, and while huskies and wolves share a common ancestor, they're very different animals.Read Article

10 Texas Landmarks Embodying Pride in the Lone Star State

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Everything's bigger in Texas, including its history. From pre-Columbian archaeological wonders to grand battlegrounds, the Lone Star State packs a punch when it comes to heritage. Texas landmarks aren't just tourist stops; they're touchstones to defining moments in both Texas history and national history.Texas, United States · Texas Read Article

10 California Landmarks No Visitor Should Miss

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From rugged coastlines to iconic bridges, California landmarks stand as monumental reminders of the Golden State's deep and diverse history. Whether you're hiking the redwoods of Northern California or exploring sunbaked missions in Southern California, there's a landmark with a story waiting to be told.California, United States · California Read Article

Are Snake Plants Toxic to Cats? Short Answer: Yes

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Snake plants are the hardy green heroes of the indoor garden world. Also known as mother-in-law's tongue, these low-maintenance houseplants are practically indestructible and can thrive in everything from bright sun to dim corners. But pet lovers, especially cat owners, often ask: Are snake plants toxic to cats?Cats Read Article

5 Texas Beaches for Family-friendly Summer Fun

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Sure, you could hit Florida or California, but if you're dreaming of sun, sand and surf, why not head somewhere unexpected?Texas, United States · Texas Read Article

Panther vs. Jaguar: Kind of Like Saying 'Apple vs. Granny Smith'

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When it comes to big cats, few comparisons get more attention than the showdown of panther vs. jaguar. These animals are powerful, stealthy and mysterious members of the animal kingdom. But are they actually separate species, or is the difference only fur-deep?Cats Read Article

A RagaMuffin Cat Is Like a Feline Teddy Bear

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If you've never heard of a RagaMuffin cat, you're in for a treat. These big, fluffy felines are like teddy bears that purr. Their sweet personalities and plush coats make them a dream for first-time cat owners and seasoned pet parents alike.Cats Read Article

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