Czech Center Museum Houston hosts a family-friendly screening of the 2020 teen/adventure movie "Summer Rebels." The annual event offers families the chance to meet musicians and their instruments ...

The book features over 250 favorite recipes from U of A Athletics' legends. The favorite recipes of student-athletes and coaches from all 18 Razorback sports are collected here alongside personal ...

But there’s a quieter food moment that stands out amidst the flurry of pans, drama, and knives that populate the show. In a later episode, the head chef, Roxie, played by Amaka Okafor, travels upstate ...

Tucked away in Duncannon, Pennsylvania, sits a time capsule of Americana that serves a pork BBQ sandwich so memorable, it might just haunt your taste buds for the foreseeable future. The Red Rabbit ...

With his series Black Rabbit now on Netflix, BroadwayWorld caught up with actor Robin de Jesús, diving into this new series, his love for cooking, and his dream stage project.

Husband-and-wife duo Zach Baylin and Kate Susman talk to THR about their first foray into TV, reveal an alternate ending they considered and explain the hope behind that bleak finale.

The Rattle Battle, as it's called, coincides with the Professional Bull Riders Rattler Days in Fort Worth. The Ariat Texas Rattlers, the PBR's professional bull riding team based in North Texas, will ...

In South Park's recent episode "Sickofancy," Randy Marsh hatches an elaborate scheme to rescue his failing cannabis farm with ChatGPT. The bot convinces him that his half-baked ideas are brilliant.

Black Rabbit ends not with a bang but with a punch in the gut, and at the center of it all is Vince Friedken. Jason Bateman's character spends the entire season running his way out of one mess and ...

The violent prestige drama is set around New York's hippest joint and the criminal underworld that exists in its shadow He’s back in town to leech off his brother, of course, but Vince quickly falls ...

Strung together by its dedicated cast and a scurrying, seamy vision of New York City, Zach Baylin and Kate Susman's limited series tracks two brothers on a dismal downward spiral of their own designs.