Julie Fisk Reviews "Hitchcock" And "Killing Them Softly"
It's a busy movie season so I checked out two new ones this week, starting with "Hitchcock" starring Anthony Hopkins.
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It's a busy movie season so I checked out two new ones this week, starting with "Hitchcock" starring Anthony Hopkins.
For those people who put that copyright disclaimer on their Facebook Page, here's a Facebook law lesson.
After three years of construction, the Perot Museum of Nature & Science is finally opening its doors. Take a look at what you can find at the new Dallas attraction.
The smiling face of Lady Bird Johnson goes on a U.S. postage stamp as the U.S. Postal Service dedicates a souvenir Forever stamp to the former first lady in Austin.
The season is in full display at the Dallas Arboretum. The world famous garden puts on only one interior exhibit a year. This season, it's a Nativity theme with over 400 scenes on display.
I love December. Not just because it is the last month of the year and a time to be with family, but because there are a lot of holiday shows that CBS and CBS 11 airs.
Powerball fever has hit North Texas. The estimated jackpot for Wednesday's drawing has jumped from $425 million to $500 million -- that's half a billion dollars -- making it the second richest lottery jackpot in United States history.
A Speech 101 student fooled his students all semester long with his phony Mexican accent...and they bought it.
The teenage actor who criticized "Two and a Half Men,'' the CBS comedy he stars in, as "filth'' will have some time before he faces the show's producers.
Somerset County prosecutors say Locane-Bovenizer's blood-alcohol level was nearly three times the legal limit when the crash occurred on a dark two-lane road in Montgomery Township.
For more than a decade, the public has paid between $5 and $10 to enjoy the exhibits at the Dallas Museum of Art (DMA) – but that will soon be changing.
Perhaps sarcasm is not so easy to detect on the other side of the globe. Trending online this week, satirical news site The Onion has claimed another international victim.
Shoppers rushed to stores on Black Friday to get some of the best deals of the year. But others simply wanted to have some fun, pulling pranks in the middle of a store.
People all over the world, and in his hometown of Weatherford, are remembering Larry Hagman, one of televisions most beloved villians.
Larry Hagman's family is requesting that in lieu of flowers, donations be made to his foundation, which supports arts education in North Texas.