Rothhaar To Portray Oswald In Upcoming JFK Film
Actor Will Rothhaar, whom you've seen on the big screen in "Battle Los Angeles" and on TV's "Last Resort", is starring in a project with historic ties to the Dallas area.
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Actor Will Rothhaar, whom you've seen on the big screen in "Battle Los Angeles" and on TV's "Last Resort", is starring in a project with historic ties to the Dallas area.
New in theaters this week is the remake of the 1976 horror classic Carrie - based on Stephen King's first published novel.
It's time to take to the skies in a fully restored Ford Tri-Motor. If you want to get a closer look, the historic plane is on display in Burleson.
Late night listening to The K&C Masterpiece has now been turned into a drinking game. Play along with the beverage of your choice and feel free to suggest a new rule!
North America's tallest birds, the Whooping Crane (Grus americana), have begun their annual 2,400-mile fall migration from Canada to Texas.
We're now unofficially half way through the college football season and the bar has been raised for those wishing to hoist the coveted Heisman trophy.
Comedian Christopher Titus, who is appearing at the Addison Improv this weekend, joined New School IN STUDIO this morning to talk about the Armageddon -- and the 2008 Presidential race...
The North Texas teenager accused of kidnapping and killing a 6-year-old girl has been indicted on a charge of attempted capital murder in the shooting of a police officer.
New School goes behind enemy lines to preview Cowboys vs Eagles with Angelo Cataldi and The WIP Morning Show in Philadelphia.
What to watch this weekend BESIDES sports?!?! New School producer Roy White has you covered with "DVRoy" ... Would you let a goat mow your lawn?
Rough week last week. Lots of NFL upsets, which threw off the curve. I like the way this week looks a lot better. Some guarantees in here. Enjoy!
The Strangling Brothers Haunted Circus has pulled into Irving, bringing with it an array of creepy clowns, frightening fiends and Halloween haunts.
The original stars of "The Dukes of Hazzard" are set to reunite at a special event in Ennis. Catherine Bach (Daisy Duke) and Ben Jones (Cooter) stopped by the CBS 11 News studio to chat about the reunion.
Fort Worth and several other individuals and cities have sued Oklahoma City-based Chesapeake Energy claiming the company underpaid natural gas royalties.
