Stars Of The Hunger Games In Dallas
t has become a very popular way to market films - take the show on the road!
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t has become a very popular way to market films - take the show on the road!
An overnight tweet by Justin Bieber has phone lines across Dallas tied 'Up' and going 'Overboard.'
"John Carter" stars Taylor Kitsch from "Friday Night Lights" as a Civil War Captain who is mysteriously transported to Mars during its own civil war.
Finding a good pair of jeans can be a frustrating task. Need some help? Fashion expert Holly Quartaro offers some shopping advice.
Audiences fell in love with actress Roma Downey on "Touched by an Angel," but now she is taking angels to much younger audiences.
Actor Alec Baldwin has a challenge for you, Dallas, and he's willing to put up $25,000 –– if you are.
Adele's hit song "Rolling in the Deep" has become the biggest-selling digital song of all time by a woman in the United States, reports Billboard.
North Texans will get a unique opportunity to see a rare sight starting Saturday, when animals from Australia come to the Dallas Zoo.
If you want to feel inadequate, walk next to Cindy Crawford. She still has everything that made her a supermodel, but that famous face is now a brand.
From every cocky grin to each carefully rendered grimace, Grammy-nominated Canadian superstar Drake worked diligently to make sure the sold-out student crowd knew how highly he thinks of himself on Friday.
Mayim Bialik of "Blossom" and "The Big Bang Theory" fame, is now the new spokesperson for a line of Texas Instruments calculators.
Sean "Diddy" Combs joined the film as an Executive Producer recently and is now planning a remake using big name stars.
A little over 46 years ago, NBC and Screen Gems, the television division of Columbia Pictures, announced that they were commissioning a TV show for the fall of 1966 with four guys having a rock and roll band and getting to all kinds of funny situations. I was barely 12 years old then and was totally into Beatlemania! And when I first saw these guys, they look a lot like the Fab Four!
Over the past 30 years, the iconic series of plays set in the fictional small town of Tuna have been performed all around the world.
Tony Award winning singer and actress Kristin Chenoweth announced a concert tour that will be making its way through Dallas in May.