This week’s Abbie’s Adventures was about being gay in the big city! Abbie went to Anoka Minnesota’s first Pride, MNUFC had their annual Pride game and “Doctor Who” and “Bridgerton” held a few surprises. Watch at dailyplanetdc.com
Minneapolis Institute of Art, reading and I ‘ate’
On this week's Abbie's Adventures, Abbie and her friend Marsh visited the Minneapolis Institute of Art. Between my rehearsals, Abbie also read a lot, and according to Gen Z, she "ate."
Watch what life in the Twin Cities Metro was like May 25-31, 2024 at dailyplanetdc.com/abbies-adventures
Downtown, Minneapolis—unfiltered (best with 🎧)
Did you know: The Daily Planet is based in the #Metropolis of the north Midwest? We settled in the City of Lakes in late 2021 after growing our roots in #Hibbing and #Duluth, #Minnesota.
#Minneapolis #LoringPark
First look at Season 2 of “My Adventures with Superman!”
Season 1 is now streaming on Max, and Season 2 is expected to arrive later in 2024.
#Superman
The Daily Planet has a long lasting history and we’re working on capturing everything we can! Our archive program is building a digital resource dedicated to our fictional inspiration and we’re asking for your help! If you have a Daily Planet prop, article and/or artifact, please reach out! Wed love to capture it for future fans.
#Superman #DailyPlanet #LoisLane #DCComics
Solar Eclipse captures nation’s attention
A total solar eclipse took place across the United States and North America on Monday, April 8, 2024.
Solar eclipse occur when the Moon passes between Earth and the Sun, thereby obscuring the Sun on Earth.
Thousands gathered across the path of totality, where a complete eclipse occurs, to catch a glimpse at an astronomical event unseen in the US since 1979 when only five states were in the path of totality.
Spectators grabbed their sun blocking specs to view the brief event for only a few minutes alongside amateur and professional astronomers alike.
A total solar eclipse won’t be visible again from the contiguous US until Aug. 22, 2044, with totality only occurring over North Dakota and Montana, plus northern Canada.
The next total solar eclipse with a coast-to-coast path spanning the Lower 48 states will occur on Aug.12, 2045. The path of totality will arc over California, Nevada, Utah, Colorado, Kansas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Mississippi, Alabama and Florida.
Video by Daniel Sanchez
In this Kasey’s Korner Kasey talks about Rosie the Riveter fighting for gender equality in all aspects.
A long-overdue Congressional Gold Medal will be presented to the women who worked in factories during World War II and inspired “Rosie the Riveter.”
One of the original Rosie the Riveters, Mae Krier, will be awarded the Congressional Gold Medal on behalf of all the Rosies for their contributions during World War ll. She’s been fighting for women’s rights since.
Krier will stand before congress almost a century later on April 10, 2024 on behalf of all the Rosie the Riveters — and all women — everywhere.
There’s something about this building…
Have you heard? We’ve got a lot happening here at the Planet and our publication is preparing for a lot of changes!! Keep an eye at dailyplanetdc.com for constant updates.
#Superman #DailyPlanet #LoisLane
Looking up in the sky of Minneapolis can lead one to ponder many things. As the largest city in Minnesota, Minneapolis houses culture like no other community in the state. The City of Lakes has a long-lasting history that echos among the tall towers we tend to look up at. However, no other skyscraper changed the city like Foshay.
Read all about it at dailyplanetdc.com/category/news/metropolis/
in this weeks Kasey’s Korner, Kasey delves into her experience at the Olivia Rodrigo concert this last Friday in St. Paul!
Olivia is currently on her GUTS world tour, performing songs from her debut album SOUR, sophomore album GUTS, along with songs from her stint as a Disney kid in High School Musical The Musical The Series, and her hit song “Can’t Catch Me Now” from The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes.
Opening for Olivia Rodrigo on the GUTS tour is Chapelle Roan, a talented pop superstar from Missouri, performing songs from her debut album, The Rise and Fall of a Midwest Princess. Listen below to hear all about Kasey’s experience!
Kasey’s pumped for Spring in this Kasey’s Korner!
She talks about our Winter Magazine and urges everyone to contribute their works for the upcoming Spring edition.
We just finished our very first print at home Winter magazine and are currently hard at work on planning our Spring issue!
We’re opening up to outside contributors and welcome almost everything year round! Learn more at dailyplanetdc.com/contribute
▪Content is due April 7, 2024 (by midnight)
▪Publication will be April 28, 2024
See past magazines at dailyplanetdc.com/print
We’re accepting all contributions up to April 7! Contact us on our website or any of our socials.
This week’s Kasry’s Korner is all about Superman’s birthday! Did you know leap day (Feb. 29) is celebrated as the Man of Tomorrow’s big day?
Learn why at dailyplanetdc.com
#superman
NEW VIDEO SHOWS SUPER-TRIO ON SET FOR ‘SUPERMAN’
A new video featuring Nicholas Hoult (Lex Luthor), Rachel Brosnahan (Lois Lane) and David Corenswet has surfaced online and the chemistry between them is palpable!
Writer-director for the upcoming Superman movie, once known as “Superman: Legacy,” and DC Studios co-chief James Gunn celebrated Superman’s birthday today with a first look at the famed “S” shield, which is reminiscent of the “Kingdom Come” style.
“Superman” premieres in July 2025.
#superman #loislane #lexluthor
Project for Awesome, trying new foods, finding and buying a new mattress and writing an article are a few adventures Abbie experienced last week!
Abbie’s Adventures is a weekly video column featured on the Daily Planet that depicts what life is like for millenial Abbie in Minnesota’s Twin Cities metro. Watch it at dailyplanetdc.com
This Kasey’s Korner is all about the United Nations International Children’s Fund (UNICEF USA) announcing Minneapolis as the second city in the United States to receive the UNICEF Child Friendly Cities designation.
The recognition took place on the fourth anniversary of the City Council’s resolution to take the steps towards becoming a UNICEF Child Friendly City.
“The City of Minneapolis puts children first, with City leaders and partners committed to creating a supportive environment for young people,” Minneapolis officials said.
Houston became the first Child Friendly City in August of 2023.
10 years ago, today, our difital news source was born as a role-play account inspired by Superman. Over time it grew into a multimedia news organization that has published hundreds of online editions and digital magazines, imortalized countless stories, and so much more.
The Daily Planet is where heroes are born and the story continues. Catch our full story in a documentary this summer.
Its been nearly 10 years since we saw our start on the Benz family farm in Northern Minnesota. We’ve come a long way since then.
In Feb. 2014 we started our twitter account, which soon unexpectedly grew into a digital news source founded from a simple hobby.
By 2018 that hobby garnered enough support that our website, dailyplanetdc.com, was created as part of a journalism toolbox class at UMD in Duluth, Minnesota.
During the pandemic the Planet received a multitude of contributed works that helped develop it into the multimedia news organization we are today.
We’ve curated over 100 online newspapers, thousands of articles, collaborated with podcasters and vloggers, and generated many digital first magazines.
In celebration of this, we’re giving back to our supporters with giveaways! We’re going to be drawing from a pool of names from our Instagram and TikTok this Spring and Summer!!
We’re also going to be producing our very first documentary telling our not-so-secret origin story!
We can’t thank everyone enough for their support, but we hope this expresses our gratitude in some way! Thanks for everything ♥️🌐
#superman #minneapolis #minnesota #hibbing #duluth
Last week’s Super Bowl game was one for the history books. In this Kasey’s Korner, Kasey Schlichte talks about some of the major highlights from the big game.
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On Wednesday, Feb. 14, 2024, near Union Station in Kansas City, Missouri, one person died and multiple were injured after a fight broke out resulting in a shooting where a parade and rally were held to celebrate the Kansas City Chiefs’ Super Bowl win. All suspects were arrested.
When you know, you know ♥️
#superman #loislane #clois
Are you ready for it?… because Taylor Swift is! Kasey’s Korner is all about the music icon shattering records, while announcing a new record, during last weekend’s Grammy Awards.
Miss Americana herself announced her new album “The Tortured Poets Department” after winning for Best Pop Vocal Album at the Grammy’s. This marked her 13th Grammy, and said that the album announcement was a reward for her fans.
She later won Album of the Year, making her the first artist in history to win this Grammy four times, surpassing her initial tie of three times with Paul Simon, Stevie Wonder and Frank Sinatra. Be on the lookout for Taylor’s new album April 19!
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