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1. The Titanic exhibit at the Great Lakes Science Center is staying in Cleveland a few months longer. It will now run through April 27th and includes about 200 artifacts, recreations of the ship’s rooms and a virtual-reality experience. Which co-host of the “Jen and Tim Show” hasn’t seen the movie “Titanic”? I’ll give you a hint: It isn’t Jen.

Tim

2. Kohl’s is adding Babies “R” Us shops to 56 more stores starting this month—but none of the new locations are in Ohio. The shops will carry baby gear, furniture, feeding products and nursery essentials. What is happening? Which other “R’ Us store just announced a location at Great Northern to open in a month?

Toys R Us

3. Snoop Dogg will host the MTV Video Music Awards September 27th—and he’ll also serve as an executive producer. He has three VMAs of his own, but this will be his first time hosting the show. Snoop has been nominated for 16 Grammy Awards, but does he have a Grammy Win?

Nope

4. Nintendo is launching one of its biggest sales ever starting Sunday. Dozens of games, accessories and other items will be up to 30% off through September 26th. Give me the name of the large, fire-breathing, turtle-like dragon who serves as the main antagonist of the Super Mario franchise.

Bowser

5. Taylor Swift is going back to the CMA Awards for the first time in 10 years. She is nominated for Single of the Year for her “Toy Story 5” song, “I Knew It, I Knew You.” Rewind to 10 years ago when she made a surprise appearance on the CMAs, she presented the award for “Entertainer of the Year” to which legendary artist?

Garth Brooks

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