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The Manning Brothers release a rap video, a little girl's t-shirt sparks controversy, and a strong guy is no match for a water bottle.
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The Manning Brothers release a rap video, a little girl's t-shirt sparks controversy, and a strong guy is no match for a water bottle.
Amazon is getting into the fine art arena. Customers can now buy original and limited edition works of art from more than 150 prominent galleries and dealers via Amazon Art.
Steven Spielberg is no longer planning to direct "American Sniper." His publicist confirmed that he won't helm the adaptation of Chris Kyle's best-selling autobiography.
A spokeswoman for Dustin Hoffman confirmed that the actor and director is "feeling great and in good health" after undergoing cancer treatment.
The greatest show on Earth is in Dallas.
What happens when the routine Q&A goes in a completely unexpected direction? Things can get uncomfortable for the interviewer or the celebrity. Either way, it's hilarious for us.
Is Leah Remini planning to open up about her experiences in the Church of Scientology in a tell-all book? It seems pretty likely.
Time may be running short for hardcore "Star Wars" fans to see the real-life set used to portray Anakin Skywalker's childhood home of Mos Espa on the planet Tatooine.
The film starring Denzel Washington and Mark Wahlberg pulled the trigger to capture the top spot with $27.4 million, according to studio estimates on Sunday.
This weekend Dallas and Fort Worth has lots of events that are fun for everyone, and the best part about these events... they're FREE!
Netflix's latest attraction will enable families and other people sharing the same account to set up separate identities so the Internet video service can give them better recommendations on what to watch next.
A mom in Flower Mound is one of the country's premier ghost writers for pro-athletes and celebrities.
Some people think of it as the mother of all video game festivals and QuakeCon is taking place right now in North Texas. Each year thousands come from around the world, with PCs in hand, to attend the event.
There are movie options for everyone this weekend. Action lovers can check out "2 Guns." For something more tame, try Steve Jobs biopic "Jobs." And the kids can enjoy "The Smurfs 2."
The Dallas Arboretum is a great way to pass the time when temperatures are over 100 degrees. And all through the month of August, admission is only $1.