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Taylor Swift's pre-Super Bowl concert broke some news: She announced it may be her only concert of this year; she performed for the smallest number of fans in some time — 9,000 people is intimate for this pop star — and she sang her newest single live for the first time.
The dance is the thing, most certainly in the Dallas Summer Musicals and Performing Arts Fort Worth presentation of the multi-award winning musical "An American in Paris."
Giving a fan an autograph, and ensuring its authenticity, suddenly has a high-tech twist that's perfect for social media. Microsoft is using their Windows 10 inking technology to reinvent the traditional autograph.
CBS 11 went on a hard hat tour of the facility still under construction.
Lady Gaga said she hopes her Super Bowl halftime show will celebrate "inclusion" and the "spirit of equality" during a time of national division.
CBS adds "Doubt" and its diverse cast to their midseason schedule!
President Trump is seeking prayers for Arnold Schwarzenegger over ratings for "The Celebrity Apprentice," the show that Trump once hosted before making his run for the White House.
David Cassidy is wrapping up his career. Cassidy said in a statement on his website Wednesday that "traveling and my arthritis" have made performing around the country difficult in recent years.
Matthew McConaughey said that it is time for Hollywood to "embrace and shake hands" with the fact that Donald Trump is the nation's new leader. "They don't have a choice now," he said.
Top Grammy contenders Sturgill Simpson and Chance the Rapper are set to perform at the awards show this month.
Beyonce and Jay-Z announced Wednesday that the singer is pregnant with twins. "We have been blessed two times over. We are incredibly grateful that our family will be growing by two," the family said in a statement.
Country star Reba McEntire's first-ever gospel record helped her get through a rough patch in her personal life. The singer is releasing "Sing It Now: Songs of Faith & Hope" on Friday.
The latest work from writer/director Edgar Wright and a behind-the-scenes documentary about the Muppets are among the movies headed to the SXSW film festival in Austin this March.
The film "Hidden Figures" has become a phenomenon across the nation, earning more than $100 million at the box office so far. But it could also serve to inspire the next crop of engineers in North Texas.
It was announced today that Oprah Winfrey will be joining CBS' number one news broadcast, "60 Minutes."