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Margaret Darby
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Reporter, Deseret News
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By Margaret Darby Verified| Deseret News Verified Katy Perry kissed the ground after emerging from Blue Origin's spacecraft Monday morning. From launch to landing, Perry - alongside her historic all-women crew - spent a brief 10 minutes, 21 seconds in Jeff Bezos' New Shepard spacecraft, per NPR. While floating 62 miles above Earth along the Kármán line, Perry took a moment to sing the Louis Armstrong hit, "What A Wonderful World.""It's not about me," Perry told Fox News about her mid-space mission song choice.
'The Chosen' franchise clears $100 million at the box office with final installment of 'Last Supper'
By Margaret Darby Verified| Deseret News Verified The final installment of "The Chosen: Last Supper" opened in theaters this weekend, generating $5.8 million in ticket sales, per Box Office Mojo. "The Chosen: Last Supper - Part 3″ failed to match the success of the previous two installments, which debuted in theaters with $11.8 million ( Part 1) and $6.8 million ( Part 2).
By Margaret Darby Verified| Deseret News Verified Katy Perry kissed the ground after emerging from Blue Origin's spacecraft Monday morning. From launch to landing, Perry - alongside her historic all-women crew - spent a brief 10 minutes, 21 seconds in Jeff Bezos' New Shepard spacecraft, per NPR. While floating 62 miles above Earth along the Kármán line, Perry took a moment to sing the Louis Armstrong hit, "What A Wonderful World.""It's not about me," Perry told Fox News about her mid-space mission song choice.
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Deseret News
Deseret News is a historic newspaper based in Utah, first published on June 15, 1850. It is the first newspaper in the state and is owned by the Deseret News Publishing Company, a subsidiary of Deseret Management Corporation, which is affiliated with The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The name "Deseret" reflects the area identified by Utah's pioneer settlers. The newspaper offers a Local Edition published twice weekly and a National Edition available weekly, focusing on themes of family, faith, and education. Deseret News also has a strong digital presence, including a website and mobile apps for iOS and Android. In addition, it publishes Deseret Magazine, which features essays on culture and politics, and other publications like Church News. The Deseret News serves a diverse audience interested in news and values, particularly within the LDS community and Utah residents.
Salt Lake City, Utah, United States
+1 801-204-6100
Founded: 1850