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Super Bowl Ads A Year Later

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It's down to the Final Two in DFW.com's Battle of the Classic Super Bowl ads, and let's just say they weren't the Final Two we expected. Read story

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Principal clarinetist Victoria Luperi shines in a performance of John B Hedges' new Fantasia sobre Yma Sumac. Read story

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‘Pretty Fire' has moments that are deeply profound and others that are riotously funny. Read story

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Classic cocktails, seriously good American cuisine and a dynamic duo make the Chesterfield a chic destination. Read story

Buckley

The Tony-winning Fort Worth native unleashed a wave of discontent on Twitter Thursday afternoon, criticizing judge Randy Jackson's characterization of "Broadway"-style singing. Read story

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Cornelius remembered in NYC as inspiring, generous

Fans and friends including Roberta Flack paid tribute to "Soul Train" creator Don Cornelius in Harlem on Saturday, calling the producer a fearless pioneer who brought black music to television and gave hundreds of dancers and musicians their start.