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The ladies who remain from the semi-finals are joined by the returning veterans to see who will advance to training camp Read story
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Two hotly anticipated video game sequels deliver vastly different results. Read story
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The eagerly anticipated Near Southside venue will feature a mix of genres on its first weekend of shows. Read story
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I love making the trek to Denton. There's always less traffic, the weather is oddly agreeable, and restaurants are usually more low-key than in the big cities. And even though I'm getting older, I actually don't mind the college atmosphere.
Memorial Day weekend brings more festival fun, so get it while it's not too hot out
Four new albums from North Texas musicians can put you in the proper frame of mind.
Memorial Day weekend brings more festival fun, so get it while it's not too hot out
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Holy cow. The most rapturous audience reception at the Cannes Film Festival has gone to "Holy Motors," a disorienting, whirling dream of a movie by French director Leos Carax.
