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Can’t Stop the Vilanch: Legendary Comedy Writer Spills on the Creation of His Career’s Guiltiest Pleasures | Interviews

On Fri. Jan. 20, 1961, CBS aired the first and only episode of a new game show, “You’re in the Picture.” A week later, the ill-fated show’s host, Jackie Gleason, in an extraordinary post-mortem, explained to viewers “how it was possible for a group of trained people to put on so big a flop.” Show

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News: Beef defense strong in 33-12 win over Spartans

12 Colorado Spartans @ Omaha Beef March 15th – 6:30pm CT Liberty First Credit Union Arena 33 The Omaha Beef forced five turnovers and scored 20 points off of them as they extended their winning streak to 23-games in their defeat of the Colorado Spartans 33-12 at Liberty First Credit Union Arena. Omaha’s defense picked

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Omaha News

Legacy Chophouse Strengthens Community Ties with Millard United Softball Sponsorship  – The Omaha News

By Peighton Yoakam , OMAHA, Neb—Legacy Chophouse, a newly opened modern-rustic steakhouse, is quickly making a name for itself—not just for its locally sourced menu but for its commitment to community involvement. Since opening its doors in November 2024, following the closure of Johnny’s Italian Steakhouse, Legacy Chophouse has embraced the metro area by giving

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Omaha News

University of Nebraska Omaha graduates prepare to launch the first issue of Gulped Zine Magazine with art that is hard to swallow.  

By Mare Pritchard, OMAHA, Neb. – According to a recent study 223.6 million people are reading magazines. Omaha natives George Stephens and Luke Koester alongside Grace Porter and Justin Cunningham are finding their way in the magazine industry.  The quartet all graduated from University of Nebraska Omaha’s creative writing program. The idea to create a

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Omaha News

Antarctic Dinosaurs Exhibit Gives Museum Visitors Chance to Freeze Time  – The Omaha News

By Isaac Nielsen, OMAHA, Neb. – If you’ve ever wondered what Antarctica looked like millions of years ago, you don’t have to travel to the South Pole to find out. From now until May 4, Omaha’s Durham Museum is offering visitors an unprecedented look at the prehistoric past with its latest exhibit, Antarctic Dinosaurs.  This

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Omaha News

Parents Struggle Without Options  – The Omaha News

By Andrew Coughlin, OMAHA, Neb. – Parents across Omaha are facing an increasingly dire childcare shortage across the metro, with long waitlists, costs increasing by the day, and staffing shortages that push many families to scramble. As demand for daycare services skyrockets, working parents are being compelled to make difficult choices, including cutting back hours

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Movie Reviews

SXSW Film Festival 2025: Redux Redux, Descendent, The Surrender | Festivals & Awards

Horror is a big part of Austin, Texas. It’s not just the wonderful Fantastic Fest that unfolds every September, but the genre has been a major part of every SXSW I’ve ever attended. Even the Headliners here have an adults-only edge to them from the gore of “Death of a Unicorn” to the murderous betrayals

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Omaha Fashion Week

OFW S25: Press Roundup

Want to relive your Omaha Fashion Week experience? We’ve rounded up all the photos, blog features, and press coverage from the February 2025 season…all in one place for your viewing pleasure! Stay up-to-date as we share more coverage from the season by following us on Facebook and Instagram. IN HOUSE Runway Photography by Heather &

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News: Beef vs Spartans Preview

Colorado Spartans @ Omaha Beef March 15th – 6:30pm CT Liberty First Credit Union Arena vs The Omaha Beef are currently 1-0, maintaining a 22-game winning streak as they prepare for their home opener at Liberty First Credit Union Arena in Ralston on Saturday. The visiting Colorado Spartans are also 1-0, having secured a road

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SXSW Film Festival 2025: Forge, Slanted, The True Beauty of Being Bitten by a Tick | Festivals & Awards

At this year’s SXSW, I’ve found that it’s easier to spot the thematic throughlines across projects. It’s a testament to the programmers for creating a line-up where the films feel in conversation with each other. Where else do you get films like “Together” and “Friendship,”–both of which explore the physical and mental toll of codependency–have

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