Sundance 2020: Taylor Swift’s MISS AMERICANA Is Singing, No longer Shut Up

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Review by Bears Rebecca Fonte Every year it becomes easier to publicly announce my love for Taylor Swift. My initial shock and surprise at the depth, musical complexity and pure pop perfection of her 2014 album ‘1989” has only been deepened by Tay-Tay’s open up her heart on “Reputation,” showing both sadness and rage. Netflix

Movie Reviews

August 11, 20260By christine

From E.T. to a West Texas Pastor: Henry Thomas on the Moral Tightrope of DUE WEST

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Henry Thomas has spent a lifetime chasing stories that stick. The San Antonio native, forever linked to the boy who befriended an alien in E.T., returns to Texas soil in Due West, the intimate, festival-winning drama now available on digital and video on demand through Cineverse. In the film, Thomas plays Pastor Mike, a man

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August 5, 20260By christine

Hedwig at 25: John Cameron Mitchell Returns to Texas with the Cult Classic That Refused to Play by the Rules—and Still Changes Lives

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Twenty-five years after Hedwig and the Angry Inch first exploded onto screens, its creator, writer, director, and star John Cameron Mitchell is bringing the film—and its companion piece Shortbus—back to the big screen in 4K for a special anniversary celebration at Dallas’s historic Texas Theater. In a wide-ranging conversation with AMFM Magazine Managing Editor Paul

Movie Reviews

August 4, 20260By christine

“On the Creepy Meter, It Was a 12”: Dennis Haysbert on Filming ‘Time of Death’ in a Real Haunted Prison

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Interview by Paul Salfen, Text by Christine Thompson for AMFM Magazine Dennis Haysbert has built a career on that unmistakable voice and commanding presence—from the thrifty commercial that first put him on casting directors’ radar, to Major League, the high-stakes intensity of 24, and now a chilling new turn in the horror-thriller Time of Death.

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August 4, 20260By christine

From Tears to Triumph: Vicki Adkins Opens Up About Losing Her Son, Her Husband, and Finding “Good Grief”

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Interview by Paul Salfen, Text by Christine Thompson for AMFM Magazine In an exclusive AMFM Magazine conversation with Paul Salfen, author Vicki Adkins sat down to talk about the book she never planned to write—until life and faith left her no choice. Good Grief is not a tidy self-help manual. It is the raw, unfiltered

The Odyssey Movie Minute Review

From E.T. to a West Texas Pastor: Henry Thomas on the Moral Tightrope of DUE WEST

Hedwig at 25: John Cameron Mitchell Returns to Texas with the Cult Classic That Refused to Play by the Rules—and Still Changes Lives

“On the Creepy Meter, It Was a 12”: Dennis Haysbert on Filming ‘Time of Death’ in a Real Haunted Prison

THE WEEKND ‘After Hours Til Dawn Tour’ at Dallas AT&T Stadium August 28, 2025

ECHO Resounds in Dallas: Cirque du Soleil Returns to the Big Top in Grand Prairie

Simple Plan’s BIGGER THAN YOU THINK Tour with LoLo, 3OH3, and Bowling For Soup

THE WEEKND ‘After Hours Til Dawn Tour’ at Dallas AT&T Stadium August 28, 2025

Asia’s #1 Rock Guitarist Tak Matsumoto Talks New Supergroup TMG Release “Crash Down Love” (Interview)

Shotgun Messiah Legends Zinny Zan & Harry Cody Just Dropped a Bombshell Reunion Album (and It’s Not Nostalgia)

“That’s Better Than Alright”: Martin Luther McCoy on Love, Texas Soul, and Welcoming Himself Back to Music with ‘Welcome Back Love’

“12 Notes, Infinite Worlds”: Emmy-Winning Composer Nathan Barr Reveals How He Reinvented the Score for The Morning Show Season 4

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Sundance 2020: Taylor Swift’s MISS AMERICANA Is Singing, No longer Shut Up

SPIDER-MAN BRAND NEW DAY Movie Minute Review

Roger Avary Brings PULP FICTION Magic to Dallas: The Oscar Winner’s First-Ever Q&A, Texas Love Affair, and Bold New Chapter

The Odyssey Movie Minute Review

From Tears to Triumph: Vicki Adkins Opens Up About Losing Her Son, Her Husband, and Finding “Good Grief”

Be Yourself (It’s the Best “Bad Advice” You’ll Ever Get): Meredith Walker on Unlearning the Rules and Helping Girls Build a Life That’s Truly Theirs

After 15 Years, Jerry Spinelli Returns to the Schoolyard with Fifth Grade Top Dogs — And Reveals Why He Still Writes What He Cares About Most

From E.T. to a West Texas Pastor: Henry Thomas on the Moral Tightrope of DUE WEST

Hedwig at 25: John Cameron Mitchell Returns to Texas with the Cult Classic That Refused to Play by the Rules—and Still Changes Lives

“On the Creepy Meter, It Was a 12”: Dennis Haysbert on Filming ‘Time of Death’ in a Real Haunted Prison

From Tears to Triumph: Vicki Adkins Opens Up About Losing Her Son, Her Husband, and Finding “Good Grief”