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National Museum of the U.S. Army Opens in Virginia
The Army Museum opened on Veterans Day as a tribute to soldiers past and present. Chris Gordon reports.
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WATCH: Tourist Breaks Historic Sculpture, Casually Walks Way
Italian authorities released footage of an Austrian tourist who broke part of a historic sculpture after sitting on it for a photo opp.
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Man Breaks Into Australian Museum, Takes Selfies with Dinosaurs
Police in Sydney are looking for a man who broke into the Australian Museum in Sydney. CCTV shows the man walking around the museum taking photos with dinosaur bones.
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Museums Are Offering Free Backgrounds for Zoom Meetings
Don’t want your clutter starring in your virtual work meeting? Museums across the country are offering downloadable versions of iconic pieces of art to use as virtual backgrounds.
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Closed to Humans, Chicago Aquarium Invites Animals on ‘Field Trips'
The Shedd Aquarium has been closed for six days due to coronavirus concerns, but there’s still some activity inside the iconic Chicago museum. Animals have been allowed to experience parts of the museum normally reserved for human guests.
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African American Museum Remembers Kobe Bryant, Who Once Gave $1 Million
The National Museum of African American History and Culture paid tribute to Kobe Bryant on social media Sunday after news spread of the basketball legend’s death.
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‘The Museum is Now Closed': Newseum Shuts Its Doors
The Newseum closed its doors after 11 years. The museum, which is dedicated to the First Amendment, has seen 850,000 visitors every year. But with general admission set at nearly $25 for adults and nearly $15 for kids, the Newseum has struggled to compete with free museums in the District.
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Painting Stolen by Nazis Recovered From New York Museum
The FBI has recovered a painting that was stolen by the Nazis from an upstate New York museum.
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Lucid Motion: Interactive Exhibit Allows Visitors to Create Art
Mix the virtual world with reality at Lucid Motion, the newest exhibit at ARTECHOUSE. Interactive technology allows visitors to be a part of the process of making the art. Watch the video to learn more about the experience.
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African American Museum Celebrates Nat King Cole's 100th Birthday
Sunday marks a very special birthday for music lovers. Nat King Cole would be turning 100 years old. The legendary singer is being honored at the National Museum for African American History and Culture. Mark Segraves toured the exhibit with Cole’s twin daughters. Watch Saturday’s performance here.
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9 Events in the DMV to Honor Martin Luther King Jr.
Between live performances, community discussions and special screenings, organizations across the city are hosting many free events that honor and celebrate Martin Luther King Jr.’s legacy. Most events are free, but some require registration.
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McDonald's to Raze Chicago-Area Museum of 1st Restaurant
McDonald’s Corp. has announced it will demolish a suburban Chicago museum that’s a replica of the hamburger chain’s first restaurant. Ray Kroc built his first restaurant in 1955 in Des Plaines, after franchising the brand from the original owners, Richard and Maurice McDonald. The Chicago Tribune reports the store was torn down in 1984. McDonald’s Store No. 1 Museum opened...
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Pop-Up Museum in Los Angeles Examines OJ Simpson's Legacy
A pop-up museum “dedicated to examining the legacy of disgraced sports superstar” O.J. Simpson is coming to Los Angeles Aug. 18-22. The five-day exhibit will be housed at the Coagula Curatorial Gallery and will feature dozens of artifacts dating back to Simpson’s 1995 double murder-trial.
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LA City Council Unanimously Approves George Lucas Museum
The Los Angeles City Council voted unanimously to approve George Lucas’ Museum of Narrative Arts. The museum is going to be built right next to the Natural History Museum.
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Museum of the American Revolution Opens in Philadelphia
The Museum of the American Revolution opens in Philadelphia Wednesday.
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PHOTOS: ‘Infinity Mirrors' Dazzles at the Hirshhorn
“Yayoi Kusama: Infinity Mirrors” is now open at the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden. This much-anticipated exhibition, complete with dazzling lights, mirrors, polka dots and pumpkins, is bringing in large crowds.
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PHOTOS: Smithsonian Museum Opens ‘Objects of Wonder' Exhibit Friday
Set up to feel like a behind-the-scenes tour, the Smithsonian’s “Objects of Wonder” exhibit will open Friday at the National Museum of Natural History.
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The Cities Strike Back: Los Angeles, San Francisco, Chicago Vie for “Star Wars” Collection
In a galaxy not too far away, Los Angeles, San Francisco and Chicago are caught in a game of tug-of-museum over who will lay claim to the archives of “Star Wars” creator George Lucas.