Free Fridays: June 14, 2013
Here's a look at what's going on this weekend for FREE!
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Here's a look at what's going on this weekend for FREE!
Another summer weekend means another set of blockbuster films opening at theaters. This week features Superman flying in to save the day, and a group of Hollywood friends fighting the apocalypse.
Tonight's Mumford & Sons concert at the Gexa Energy Pavilion in Dallas has been canceled. The group called off the 7 p.m. show here in North Texas after it was discovered that bassist Ted Dwane had a blood clot on his brain.
Swiss International Designer, Edo Popken opened his first U.S. store last week in Dallas.
On a feel-good night for Broadway, it was only natural that the Tony Award go to its most feel-good musical, "Kinky Boots." Everything about Sunday's telecast was warmhearted.
Twenty-six-year old Vadym Kholodenko won the gold medal in the Fourteenth Van Cliburn International Piano Competition on Sunday night.
Forty years ago, Hollywood and a Hong Kong production company wagered $850,000 on a little-known Chinese action star with a unique style of his own, Bruce Lee.
Looking for something fun to do this weekend with your family? Bring everyone out -- even your pets! -- to the Dallas Pet Expo.
A unique summer camp is being offered at Lone Star Circus School and, despite its name, the program is not just clowning around. Watch as Elizabeth Dinh tests her circus skills.
The Kings of Summer is about two teenaged boys who get so fed-up with their home life that they move out to a tree house in the wilderness.
The Force is in Grapevine, as a very elaborate and interactive "Star Wars" Lego display opens at Legoland.
James Faust with the Dallas Film Society looks at the latest movies opening in theaters, from high-profile comedy "The Internship" to smaller flick "The Kings of Summer."
Six finalists have been named in the 14th Van Cliburn International Piano Competition held at Bass Hall in Fort Worth.
A dad and his two year old sing their version of the Beatles song, "Don't Let Me Down."
Federal budget cuts meant the Navy's Blue Angels had to scrap their 2013 season, including the scheduled performance at the Fort Worth Alliance Air Show. But on Tuesday, Alliance Air Services President Tom Harris proclaimed, "We are here today to officially announce that the show will go on!"