Old Stereotypes Persist As New "Dallas" Debuts
The original version of the TV show, "Dallas" painted a tall tale of cowboy hats, big ranches and oil tycoons with Texas twangs. Does that image persist?
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The original version of the TV show, "Dallas" painted a tall tale of cowboy hats, big ranches and oil tycoons with Texas twangs. Does that image persist?
The award-winning "Jersey Boys" brings chart-topping hits from the Four Seasons to the stage at the AT&T Performing Arts Center in Dallas for five weeks.
The Ewing family is back on television. A new generation of the famous family returns to the screen on Wednesday night in an updated version of the classic "Dallas" series.
HBO's new documentary on President George H.W. Bush is having its premiere on the Maine coast, which plays a prominent role in the life of the nation's 41st president.
Documentary filmmaker Jeffrey Roth set out to make "41" a personal story about former President George H.W. Bush, not a political tale. The film debuts on HBO this Thursday.
Matthew McConaughey and Camila Alves are now husband and wife. The 42-year-old actor and 29-year-old Brazilian model married on Saturday at their home in Austin.
It's Broadway's biggest night and you can celebrate in North Texas - for free!!
Relatives of legendary sharpshooter Annie Oakley are offering up a collection of items in an auction that one expert said hits the mark for its breadth and sentimental value.
This month's issue of Fort Worth, Texas Magazine is all about the city's finest, featuring everything that Fort Worth has to offer in 2012. The issue is on newsstands now.
Six Flags Over Texas has a lot more to offer than just rollercoasters and rides. The Arlington theme park is introducing a slate of new shows that promise big entertainment.
An upcoming charity event pairs local media personalities with professional dancers for a ballroom dance-off, and CBS 11 News reporter Melissa Newton is among the competitors.
Ridley Scott's "Prometheus" opens this weekend, once again sending explorers into space and seeking out the unknown.
The Tony Award winning play "God of Carnage" has just opened in Dallas, and entertainment reporter Sandie Newton spoke to one of the show's stars about the production.
North Texas native Carmen Rodgers has toured worldwide, but she came back home to introduce her newest music, and give a special live performance in the CBS 11 News studio.
You've heard the line "you can't make this stuff up?" That's describes to a T the plot of the new film "Bernie" starring Jack Black, Shirley MacLaine and Matthew McConaughey.