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After two months of anticipation among Keller ISD parents and staff, parts of an episode shot at Central High School were recently featured on an international TV show called “God, Jesus, Trump!”
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An Oxygen True Crime series debuted Saturday on Saldívar, who was convicted of gunning down the 23-year-old star in 1995.
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Saldívar is serving a life sentence for the 1995 slaying of the Tejano star.
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“Who We Become” was filmed in 2020 and 2021 yet still has much to say as it debuts now on Netflix.
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Lone Star Film Festival ticket holders will have the chance to preview the first two episodes of “Lawmen: Bass Reeves” and hear a Q&A session with the show’s writer and director Nov. 4.
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In their first year serving as a host family for the Van Cliburn International Piano Competition, Jeff and Rosemary Detweiler got lucky: They were matched with Yunchan Lim.
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Eric Clapton, Nile Rodgers and Billy Gibbons are among those who share stories in the film “Jimmie & Stevie Ray Vaughan: Brothers in Blues.”
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Known for his televised comedy specials and bringing a guitar, rubber chicken and cigarettes on stage, Gary Mule Deer defies most definitions.
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Less than one percent of recognized tribal territories have laws protecting a free press. ‘Bad Press’ follows local journalists in one of those few territories.
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Fisher’s pieces made you think and challenged assumptions, Flanagan said.
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When Brandon Rivera, David Velez, and Emily Sánchez produced their first film they thought it would be just for fun. But what started as a fun project has turned into a film production company aimed at telling stories through a Tejano lens.