Fort Worth seminary students perform with international hymn writers, sing gospel
Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary’s A Cappella group joined the stage for a night of Christmas carols and hymns.
Tarrant County
Business owner, housing advocate Flora Brewer dies at 66
Flora Brewer spearheaded permanent supportive housing projects in the city of Fort Worth, including the Palm Tree Apartments on Race Street.
The Greatest Gift Catalog Ever returns this holiday season with $250,000 naming rights option
The Greatest Gift Catalog Ever wants you to shop for Tarrant County nonprofit organizations this holiday season.
Western elegance meets modern luxury as Bowie House opens in Fort Worth’s Cultural District
Bowie House is a blend of Fort Worth’s Western heritage and luxury, offering a unique, chic-western experience in the heart of the city.
Before she was a Supreme Court justice, Sandra Day O’Connor was a cowgirl
Sandra Day O’Connor was inducted into the National Cowgirl Museum and Hall of Fame in 2002 in Fort Worth.
The Modern to screen Vernon Fisher documentary, host panel on Fort Worth artist’s legacy
A panel of Vernon Fisher’s peers will discuss his artistic legacy following the Fort Worth debut of a documentary about his life and work.
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Movie reviews
Review: Hirokazu Kore-eda’s ‘Monster’ tells its poignant story from the perspectives of a child, a teacher, and a mother as the audience is left to solve the mystery in one of the best films of the year
For the first time in almost 30 years, Hirokazu Kore-eda directs a film he didn’t write. You wouldn’t know it…
‘Dream Scenario’ Review: Nicolas Cage excels as the average guy-next-door who becomes Freddy Krueger in the comedy based on cancel culture
It didn’t take long for Norwegian filmmaker Kristoffer Borgli to become influenced by Celebritism after moving to the fame-seeking capital…
‘Silent Night’ Review: Actions speak louder than words in John Woo’s comeback revenge thriller
The 90s belonged to Hong Kong filmmaker John Woo. The Cantonese action thrillers “The Killer” and “Hard Boiled” led to…
‘Saltburn’ Review: Barry Keoghan delivers an audacious performance in Emerald Fennell’s devilishly entertaining eat-the-rich satire
Writer-director Emerald Fennell goes from a ‘Promising Young Woman’ to an inauspicious young man with her follow-up to the 2020…
‘Napoleon’ review: Ridley Scott rewrites history, cuts to the chase, and has fun with the French Emperor while Joaquin Phoenix scowls his way through the epic biopic
Ridley Scott’s sweeping epic “Napoleon” is the CliffsNotes version of the French Emperor’s reign beginning with the siege of Toulon…
‘The Holdovers’ Review: Alexander Payne and Paul Giamatti reunite for a 70s comedy and instant holiday classic
Almost two decades after director Alexander Payne and actor Paul Giamatti collaborated on the wine country comedy “Sideways” the two…
‘The Mission’ Review: John Chau tried to bring Jesus to the natives and paid for it with his life
Directors Amanda McBaine and Jesse Moss take a comprehensive look at the tragic end to the life of young American…
‘Thanksgiving’ is no turkey as Eli Roth carves his own path into a holiday-themed horror franchise by serving up a feature stuffed with gore, comedy, and nostalgia.
The only thing missing from the opening scene of “Thanksgiving” is John Carpenter’s “Halloween” score. There’s a mask, a POV…
‘The Killer’ Review: Michael Fassbender takes you inside the mind of an assassin in David Fincher’s 70s-style thriller
Stick to the plan, trust no one, forbid empathy, anticipate, don’t improvise; The mantra of Michael Fassbender’s assassin is repeated…
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