State Fair Of Texas Celebrates 125 Years This Fall
The State Fair of Texas is using its 125th birthday to celebrate its heritage.
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The State Fair of Texas is using its 125th birthday to celebrate its heritage.
Spring is around the corner. What to do? I know. A big music festival. I'm not talking about some mom & pop street carnival. I'm talking about a massive, four-day blowout.
As technology continues to advance, movie studios are finding new ways to deliver films directly to the core audience.
Charlie Sheen's violence-tinged, anti-Semitic radio rant finally forced CBS and Warner Bros. Television to take action. The ended production of "Two and a Half Men" for the season.
For a North Texas man, "The King's Speech" is more than just a movie. It's a reflection of his real life battles with a speech disorder.
Thanks to the internet, a North Texas boy's prayer for children may actually be heard around the world. He may be small, but he already has a powerful voice.
It's been more than two and a half years since one of the most beloved anchors the Dallas-Fort Worth Area walked off the CBS 11 set for the last time. Since then, he's focused his time and attention on someone very close to his heart. In an interview any parent would appreciate, Rowlett opened up about the importance of raising his son.
For decades, Troy Dungan was the weather guy with the bow tie. North Texans tuned in to see him in times of good weather and bad. He disappeared from the news in 2007 and was gone, but not forgotten.
Logan "Robot" Gladden. You'll want to remember that name. He's only seven and in the first grade, but you wouldn't know it if you heard him play the drums.
The Dallas Children's Theater is holding special performances addressing sensitive teen topics.
Another former Dallas Cowboys star has joined the hit CBS reality program "Survivor" for the show's 22nd season.
It might seem like an odd choice for newlywed wheels, but one local bride rode away from her wedding in the Wienermobile.
Christina Aguilera has been invited to sing a do-over. The Brooklyn Cyclones are offering her a chance to perform, after she botched one of the lines of the national anthem before Sunday's Super Bowl game.
Christina Aguilera flubbed a line as she belted out the national anthem at the start of the Super Bowl Sunday night.