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Luke Wilson Helps Tell Uplifting North Texas Baseball Story

‘You Gotta Believe’ explores underdog journey to Little League championship

Jake Allyn Helps Celebrate, Preserve Cowboy Culture

He was raised in Dallas, but actor and filmmaker Jake Allyn has always been enamored with life away from the big city — from working ranches to dusty prairies.

Once Afraid of Horror, a Park Cities Native Now Toplines a New Terror Trilogy

Froy Gutierrez admits he was skittish as a youngster, to the extent that watching the M. Night Shyamalan thriller Signs with a cousin became overwhelming.

Keeping the Faith

Beneath the wholesome surface of Will Bakke’s low-budget, faith-based movies was a filmmaker eager to explore a wilder side.

‘Once Were Brothers’ is an Ode to Brotherhood

Robbie Robertson describes songwriting as a jigsaw puzzle, which is similar to how the ‘Once Were Brothers’ documentary comes together. The good and the bad parts of the Band’s journey fit into one heart wrenchingly beautiful tale.

Scots Marquee Championship Seasons

At Highland Park High School, as Coach Randy Allen says, tradition never graduates.

Goodbye Hollywood, Hello Dallas

Charles “Charlie” Solomon Jr. loves the weather in Los Angeles. “It’s always 68,” he said during a phone interview – him in Hollywood and me in what is considered to be Texas’ milder weather.
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Out and About: A Hit And A Miss

This week, I took the opportunity to preview two new movies that are premiering today and, I must say, one movie provided a beautiful narrative of finding one's self and the other.. well I just wasn't pleased. So do you want the good news or the bad news first?

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