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    • Retired NFL players to sing gospel at Cowboys Stadium event
      Retired NFL players to sing gospel at Cowboys Stadium event

      The former players will join a musical lineup that includes country star Tim McGraw, classical pianist Van Cliburn and the 92-piece University of North Texas symphony orchestra.

    • Ten cool things to see and do in Arlington
      Ten cool things to see and do in Arlington

      Larry McMurtry has called it ugly, while others have labeled it a sleepy suburb and dissed it for being one bass short of a fish fry.

    • Don't waste the last lazy days inside -- do something fun!
      Don't waste the last lazy days inside -- do something fun!

      For many of us around here, the new school year starts Aug. 23. And that means we have just three more precious weeks of summer to enjoy before the kids get crammed into classrooms for another nine months.

  • Across four decades, Fairouz's songs of freedom, justice and love transfixed Arab audiences, moved millions to tears and gave hope to the Lebanese during the darkest days of their 15-year civil war.

    • Amazon CEO hopes new Kindles stoke sales
      Amazon CEO hopes new Kindles stoke sales

      Jeff Bezos isn't just confident you'll want a Kindle e-book reader. The CEO of Amazon.com is bracing for a future in which you'll also want ones for your kid heading to college, your spouse in a book club and perhaps even Grandpa.

    • Mass. humor contest draws world's cartoonists
      Mass. humor contest draws world's cartoonists

      Chinese cartoonist Yang Xiang Yu addresses freedom with a drawing of the Forbidden City and a medical mask over Mao's mouth. Iranian cartoonist Mohammad Fatehi Kahvarin sees images of nuts and bolts lined up military style while listening to a nut giving a speech. Serbian artist Milenko Kosanovic envisions a man cowering behind a chair, hiding from a television that is broadcasting the word "freedom."