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Move over, Coachella. The State Fair is where it’s at

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By Abby Sliva, Rachel Hutton Verified
| The Minnesota Star Tribune Verified
Move over, Coachella. The State Fair is where it’s at Call it the influencerfication of the fair. The internet’s cool kids are embracing the folksy vibe at the Great Minnesota Get-Together. Emily Nierman carries a wealth of treats as she and her sister, Abby Nierman, view the crop art exhibit in the Agriculture Horticulture Building during their visit to the State Fair. Abby Nierman, an East Coast influencer, brought a group of 11 to produce a wealth of content.
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Gen Zers leading crowds back to movie theaters

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By Chris Hewitt Verified, Abby Sliva
| Stars and Stripes Verified
(Illustration by Noga Ami-rav/Stars and Stripes) Conventional wisdom is that members of Generation Z are on their phones 24/7. But once or twice a week, Abraham Teuber can’t wait to put his down. That’s when Teuber — who, at 25, is near the upper end of the 14-29 age range of Gen Z — goes to the movies. And the Minneapolis resident is in good company. Hollywood executives worried that his demographic permanently shifted to streaming content during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Gen Z is putting down phones and returning to movie theaters

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By Chris Hewitt Verified, Abby Sliva
| Texarkana Gazette Verified
MINNEAPOLIS -- Conventional wisdom is that members of Gen Z are on their phones 24-7. But once or twice a week, Abraham Teuber can't wait to put his down. That's when Teuber -- who, at 25, is near the upper end of the 14-29 age range of Gen Z -- goes to the movies. And the Minneapolis resident is in good company. Hollywood executives worried that his demographic permanently shifted to streaming content during the COVID-19 pandemic. Instead, Zers are leading moviegoers back into theaters.
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