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The major impact of volcanoes on Oregon’s geology and culture is explored in detail in the original new exhibition, “Under Pressure: A Volcanic Exploration,” opening Saturday at the High Desert Museum ...

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Vanilla Ice's "Ice Ice Baby" climbed to number three on Billboard's rap chart as both ICE supporters and opponents used it in viral videos.

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Vanilla Ice sees "Ice Ice Baby" return to the Billboard charts, reentering two different digital sales tallies and hitting the top 10 for the first time.

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Recap the latest developments on the drama engulfing the Royal Family after Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor was arrested at his Sandringham home.