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"You're on a break-neck pace," radio, television and film junior Brent Coble said. "The level of stress and worry and nervousness - you're always worried about what the other teams are doing with the elements, so you're trying to be creative. It's really stressful, but it's also a blast. (0) comments
The hype surrounding Greenhouse aroused our skepticism, but the restaurant at 600 N. Locust St. delivered a good dining experience with flair uncommon at most Denton a. From the refreshingly eclectic menu to the four decked-out dining rooms and bar, it was clear from the get-go that this was not one of the "hang out" restaurants that we have become accustomed to. (2) comments
The Scene had the chance to sit down with Clark Duke, one of the stars of "Sex Drive," to talk about his life and the movie. Duke plays Lance, the sidekick and best friend of the main character, Ian, who is on a quest to drive cross-country to lose his virginity. (3) comments
When Keane burst onto to the scene in 2004 with its trademark guitar-free indie-pop ballads, no one could have predicted the band would be writing 2008's ultimate party track. Back then, Keane was being derided by critics as Coldplay knockoffs, but listeners responded to their lovelorn ballads, making its debut "Hopes and Fears" and 2006 follow-up, "Under the Iron Sea," two of the biggest selling and most beloved albums in history. (0) comments
The Boiler Room, one of Denton's newest clubs and underground bar on the Square, feels like two different venues crammed into one large room. Located at the corner of Walnut and Locust streets under the Abbey Inn Restaurant and Pub, it gives off the traditional bar vibe while also coming across as a concert venue. (1) comment
"Max Payne" Starring Mark Wahlberg, Mila Kunis, Ludacris, Beau Bridges Directed by John Moore In what may be the first decent video game adaptation ever, Marky Mark goes into full on brooding killer mode who heads into the underworld (both literal and supernatural) to find out who betrayed him. (2) comments
The Daily had the chance to interview Mark Wahlberg about his new action flick "Max Payne," which opens in theaters today. Q: What aspects of the script helped you to decide that you wanted to do "Max Payne"? A: Well, I just thought that I would be great in the role. (0) comments
Roger Boykin and Wendell Sneed know good things come to those who wait. It's been three decades since the two Dallas musicians showcased their neighborhood's talent in the South Dallas Pop Festival. The live festival recordings were finally released, and the KERA-TV documentary "South Dallas Pop," airing at 8 p. (1) comment
