Garth Brooks' Music To Go Digital
Garth Brooks, one of the last musicians to refuse putting his music on iTunes, will make his songs available digitally on his own website.
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Garth Brooks, one of the last musicians to refuse putting his music on iTunes, will make his songs available digitally on his own website.
Here is a short list of great things to do around DFW this weekend.
The fantasy saga "Game of Thrones," defying Emmy's grudging respect for genre fare, emerged as the leader in the nominations announced Thursday, with 19 bids.
What does it take to get country legends like Willie Nelson, Dolly Parton and Merle Haggard on the same album? A 19-year-old newcomer named Mary Sarah.
Popular sitcom star Sean Hayes is joining the cast of comedy "The Millers" as a series regular. Hayes will play the new best friend of Margo Martindale's character.
Richard Linklater's "Boyhood," shot over 12 years, has already been hailed as a landmark without parallel in movie history. But the director says it's not so audacious.
Dozens of broadcast and cable networks will again donate a simultaneous hour of commercial-free airtime to carry the fundraiser "Stand Up to Cancer."
The widow of killed Navy SEAL Chris Kyle will take the witness stand on Tuesday to defend things that her late husband wrote about in his popular "American Sniper" book.
It's a water park on a whole new level. One DFW attraction looks like a normal lake on the surface. You can't see anything particularly exciting until you dive deeper.
Movies, music, food and drinks are all coming to one corner in southwest downtown Dallas. That's where an Alamo Drafthouse Cinema location will open this time next year. It will be the first theater downtown since the last one went dark in 2000.
"Dolly" the dog was abandoned after the country music legend's performance at the Glastonbury festival last month.
Would you take a ride?
The Fourth of July went off like a dud at the box office, as "Transformers: Age of Extinction" and "Tammy" led the weakest summer holiday weekend in at least a decade.
School districts in Dallas, Chicago, Miami, Minnesota and West Virginia are among those using text messages to keep aspiring college students on track.
Actor Columbus Short spent part of his Fourth of July holiday in police custody.