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Tensions between parents and Keller ISD leadership remain nearly two months after a film crew visited Central High School for a show called “God, Jesus, Trump!”
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Texas Christian University alum, Emily Mendez, brought home the Emmy for her work as an editor on “The Last of Us” and recently shared her success story with current Horned Frogs.
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The Denton Black Film Festival is jam-packed with film screenings, of course, but the five-day in-person event has grown to include so much more. While many of those are part of ticket and pass packages, there are plenty that anyone can attend at no cost.
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The new film The Iron Claw charts the Von Erich family's rise to the top of the sport and the role North Texas fans played in their success
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Spoiler: they part ways on the No. 1 pick.
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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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For any wrestling-loving kid who grew up in North Texas in the 1970s and ’80s, there’s likely a move that was imitated when turning a living room or playground into a throwdown arena: the Iron Claw.
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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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A few knocks echoed in rapid succession down the steel bridge and into the darkness beyond the bridge on Old Alton Road in south Denton. Over the years, hundreds have gathered on the Old Alton Bridge to knock three times on the trusses as the local legend suggests, despite the terrifying encounters said to have occurred there.
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Grab a Polaroid or any instant film camera to attend PolaCon, which organizers in Denton call the world’s first three-day convention focusing on instant film.
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Fort Worth’s Artes de la Rosa to host a festival celebrating Latino film and art Sept. 22-24 upon its return to the city eight years after its debut.
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North Texas film and TV workers striking for better pay and artificial intelligence protections hosted a rally in Dallas Saturday morning to show they're part of the nationwide fight. Texans at the rally said they're also concerned about being overlooked because of geography.