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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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Tim Halperin, the TCU grad an American Idol alumnus, wrote the song for the video We Fight Back. He was honored for his contribution this week -- as were a whole bunch of other people who participated.
‘Pretty Fire' has moments that are deeply profound and others that are riotously funny.
Gene Jones, Ruth Ryan and Tiffany Cuban will talk about what life is like with the owners of the Dallas Cowboys, Texas Rangers and Dallas Mavericks.
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.
