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This week one trailer was too hot for TV, it's Christmas for nerds, and Twitter mourns the marriage of a celebrity.
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This week one trailer was too hot for TV, it's Christmas for nerds, and Twitter mourns the marriage of a celebrity.
A reality show about a Texas mortuary has been canceled just one week after eight decaying bodies were found at the Fort Worth funeral home.
Who did he say is only "good at make-up?" Who's not going to last very long? Who's the biggest threat to Derrick?
Dallas-based singer/songwriter Kate Miner sang for our viewers on The Couch Thursday.
A look at the stories everyone's talking about on social media sites, like Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and others.
No, it's not Christmas yet, but for many it feels like it as San Diego Comic Con starts.
Athletes and celebrities often get mistaken for each other -- and for good reason. Here are the Top 10 athlete-celebrity look-alikes.
The highly anticipated adaptation of the blockbuster novel "50 Shades of Grey" comes to theaters on Valentine's Day of 2015. Watch the trailer here.
Comic book fans across North Texas are celebrating the 75th anniversary of the debut of Batman today.
Good news for New York! "The Late Show" isn't going anywhere when Stephen Colbert takes over.
NCIS actress Pauley Perrette is warning fans about the dangers of hair dye after suffering a severe allergic reaction to her trademark ink-black color.
Librarian James Billington said Tuesday the singer-songwriter, whose hits include "Piano Man" and "Uptown Girl," will receive the prize in Washington in November.
A look at the stories everyone's talking about on social media sites, like Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and others.
The 86-year-old actor was found dead of natural causes at his home on Saturday. He was best known as the star of television shows like "Maverick" and "The Rockford Files."
The summer box office continued to lack mojo, as "Sex Tape" failed to turn on moviegoers on a weekend where "Dawn of the Planet of the Apes" maintained its rule.