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Janet Jackson and her husband, Wissam Al Mana, have welcomed their first child, a boy named Eissa.

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Janet Jackson and her husband, Wissam Al Mana, have welcomed their first child, a boy named Eissa.

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new 9/11 pictures revealed

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Garth Brooks adds fifth show in KC

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FOX 4 Kansas City WDAF-TV | News, Weather, Sports

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KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Garth Brooks is performing not one, not two, not three, not four but five shows in Kansas City, the country singer announced Friday just as tickets for his May 6th show went on sale.
He will now be playing at Sprint Center:
Friday, May 5 at 7 p.m.

Saturday, May 6 at 3 p.m.

Saturday, May 6 at 7:30 p.m.

Sunday, May 7 at 3 p.m.

Sunday, May 7 at 7:30 p.m.

All five shows will also feature his wife Trisha Yearwood.

Tickets for the five went on sale at 10 a.m. Friday.

Tickets are $60.59 plus $6.89 tax plus $2.00 facility fee plus $5.50 service charge = $74.98, according to a new release from the singer.

Just after the five shows were announced, a news release was issued that said, "No other shows will be added. 5 shows on sale now!"

Garth tweeted, "KC HOLY COW this might be bigger than the LAST time! Hang with us, this may take a little bit. So flattered, so humbled! love, g "

In 2007 Garth sold out nine concerts at Sprint Center.

KC HOLY COW this might be bigger than the LAST time! Hang with us, this may take a little bit. So flattered, so humbled! love, g #GARTHinKC

- Garth Brooks (@garthbrooks) March 31, 2017

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KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- Garth Brooks is performing not one, not two, not three, not four but five shows in Kansas City, the country singer announced Friday just as tickets for his May 6th show went on sale. He will now be playing at Sprint Center: Friday, May 5 at 7 p.m.

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The cloud was developed in partnership between Mexico's tourism board and Lapiz, an ad agency.

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Mexico has created a cloud that rains tequila.

The cloud was developed in partnership between Mexico's tourism board and Lapiz, an ad agency. It was installed in a Berlin art gallery as part of a special exhibit to lure German visitors south of the American border (apparently Germans are the second largest consumers of tequila in the world).

In order to create the cloud, Lapiz used "ultrasonic humidifiers to vibrate tequila at a frequency that actually turned it into visible mist," according to AdWeek. This mist was then condensed into liquid form, which then fell in the form of alcoholic rain.

The world's funnest cloud was programmed to rain only when it rained in Berlin. So every time it started pouring outside, visitors could take a glass and pour themselves a shot of silver tequila from the cloud.

Unfortunately, it looks like this was only a one-off installation and Mexico does not have any plans to make it rain tequila inside of their own borders.

However, we can still keep hoping. As soon as Mexico can permanently install this attraction on their home turf, we'll be booking our trips. We just hope there's a salt mine and lime tree nearby when it starts raining tequila.

Mexico isn't the first country to experiment with alcoholic vapor. In 2015, Alcoholic Architecture opened in London, which allowed visitors to breathe in alcohol from a cloud in the room. The club is now closed as it searches for a new location.

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Mexico just invented a cloud that rains tequila

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Mexico has created a cloud that rains tequila. The cloud was developed in partnership between Mexico's tourism board and Lapiz, an ad agency. It was installed in a Berlin art gallery as part of a special exhibit to lure German visitors south of the American border (apparently Germans are the second largest consumers of tequila in the world).

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Crayola is renaming the dandelion color crayon.

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The hottest news of the week broke a day early: Crayola is retiring the yellowish dandelion crayon from its rainbow of colors.

The company had plans for a big announcement Friday about which crayon would be pulled from its classic box of 24.

The marketing campaign featured an animated crayon named Dan D., going on adventures and enjoying his golden years.

But before Crayola could give dandelion the pink slip, a Target shopper apparently spotted the announcement on a crayon box in the wild and alerted the internet.

Related: Who says coloring is just for kids?

Another spoiler: The packaging on the 120-pack, announcing the retirement, says, "Name the new color for a chance to win!"

Crayola didn't immediately announce which color would replace dandelion. But it did wax nostalgic with a crayon tribute video.

CNNMoney (New York) First published March 31, 2017: 11:04 AM ET

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Color us sad: Crayola is retiring the dandelion crayon

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The company had plans for a big announcement Friday about which crayon would be pulled from its classic box of 24. The marketing campaign featured an animated crayon named Dan D., going on adventures and enjoying his golden years.

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Atlanta residents may face travel nightmare after highway bridge collapses following fire

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the Cavs lose there 3rd straight game yesterday against the Chicago Bulls

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Are Harden's numbers more impressive than Steph's last season?

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North Korea's 'reckless' actions must be stopped, Mattis says

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North Korea's "reckless" actions in regards to its nuclear weapons and missile programs "has got to be stopped," Defense Secretary Jim Mattis said Friday.

Speaking at a news conference in London, Mattis raised the North Korea issue in response to a reporter's question about Iran. He suggested that North Korea is a more urgent problem.
JAPANESE FLEET RETURNS WITH 333 WHALES FROM ANTARCTIC HUNT
"This is a threat of both rhetoric and growing capability, and we will be working with the international community to address this," he said. "We are working diplomatically, including with those that we might be able to enlist in this effort to get North Korea under control. But right now it appears to be going in a very reckless manner."

"That's got to be stopped," he concluded.

The reporter noted that Mattis, as head of U.S. Central Command in 2012, had said Iran was the main threat facing the United States. In responding, Mattis quickly pivoted to North Korea, which has rattled Washington with threats to attack the U.S. with nuclear missiles.
EXPANDING EXTREMIST THREAT IN AFGHANISTAN
North Korea is reportedly preparing for a new nuclear test.

When asked about a U.S. general's comment on Russia reportedly giving weapons to the Taliban, Mattis said they have seen activities between the two, but would not confirm if weapons exchange was involved.

"What they are up to there, in light of their other activities, gives us concern," he added. "We look to (engage) with Russia on a political or diplomatic level, but right now Russia is choosing to be a strategic competitor, and we are finding that we can only have very modest expectations in areas that we can cooperate with Russia contrary to how we were just 10 years ago, five years ago."

During the press conference, Mattis largely sidestepped the issue of Assad's future in Syria and said no decision has been made on deploying more U.S. troops to Afghanistan.

"I have not made (a) recommendation to (the) president," he said.
Fox News' Lucas Tomlinson and The Associated Press contributed to this report.

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North Korea's 'reckless' actions must be stopped, Mattis says

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North Korea's "reckless" actions in regards to its nuclear weapons and missile programs "has got to be stopped," Defense Secretary Jim Mattis said Friday. Speaking at a news conference in London, Mattis raised the North Korea issue in response to a reporter's question about Iran. He suggested that North Korea is a more urgent problem.

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YouTube Ad Boycott causes controversy among YouTubers

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Why the YouTube Ad Boycott Could Cost Google $750 Million

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The growing boycott of YouTube by advertisers could cost its parent company Google as much as $750 million in revenue, says Nomura Instinet.

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Drexel professor wanted to 'vomit' after a guy gave a service member his seat on a plane

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danaya vann - Chen Zhitong Won 15,000 Stuffed Animals From Claw Machines Last Year

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danaya vann - Chen Zhitong Won 15,000 Stuffed Animals From Claw Machines Last Year

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The FBI released an archive of photos showing the devastation at the Pentagon in the wake of the 9/11 terror attacks.

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A bunch of new 9/11 photos were released today

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Lavar Ball hopes that the Boston Celtics pass up Lonzo in the NBA draft.

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Professor tweets 'trying not to vomit' when person gives seat to soldier

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A Drexel University professor tweeted that he was "trying not to vomit or yell about Mosul" after he watched a passenger give up his seat for a soldier.

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FBI releases never-before-seen 9/11 photos at the Pentagon

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Photos show Pentagon during wake of 9/11

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The Federal Bureau of Investigation released a series of never before seen photos that document the terror attack at the Pentagon on September 11, 2001, which left 184 people dead.

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Today is the last day of March

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Four gunned down at Chicago restaurant in retaliation hit

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There are heaps of WWII junk rusting in Greenland — and the photos are eerily beautiful

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Hey America, you forgot a huge pile of junk in the wilderness.

Abandoned by the US Air Force in 1947, Bluie East Two is one of several World War II and Cold War installations left to crumble in Greenland after the military lost interest in maintaining them. (Another, from the Army's secret "Project Iceworm," could soon leak toxic nuclear waste into the environment.)

"Bluie" was military code for Greenland during the war with Germany. Bluie East Two was one of three aircraft bases maintained on the Danish territory in North America as part of the US Atlantic defense scheme of the period.

In two trips in the summers of 2014 and 2015, landscape photographer Ken Bower traveled to Bluie East Two to shoot the hulks of rusted equipment, aviation-fuel barrels, and collapsed buildings still strewn across the earth at the lip of great fjord. He said he hopes his images bring attention to the problem, along with a petition to clean up the site he's circulated in hopes of catching the White House's attention.

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There are heaps of WWII junk rusting in Greenland - and the photos are eerily beautiful

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Hey America, you forgot a huge pile of junk in the wilderness. Abandoned by the US Air Force in 1947, Bluie East Two is one of several World War II and Cold War installations left to crumble in Greenland after the military lost interest in maintaining them.

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Garth Brooks adds second show in KC. KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Garth Brooks is performing not one but two shows in Kansas City, the country singer announced Friday just before tickets for his May 6 show went on sale. He will now be playing at Sprint Center Friday, May 5 at 7 p.m. and Saturday, May 6 at 7:30 p.m.