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A Missing Teenager's Texas Getaway

When a teenage girl from small-town Minnesota disappeared with a man 12 years older, everyone knew where they went. So why didn't anyone look?

Big K.R.I.T. Reps the New Southern Hip-Hop Underground

Are people still using PlayStations? If the brand is looking for a charming accomplishment via their product, they need look no further than Big K.R.I.T. As a resourceful teenager, Justin Scott used PlayStation's MTV Music Generator to form his first beats, and that entrepreneurial spirit guided hi ... More >>

Stewart Copeland's Career Has Evolved From Police Duty to Drum Symphonies.

Extended Q&A: Former Police Drummer Stewart Copeland Talks Symphonies, Drumming and What It's Like Telling Sting to Fuck Off

This Friday and Saturday night, the Dallas Symphony Orchestra will perform "Gamelan D'Drum," a concert percussion piece written by Stewart Copeland. The former drummer of The Police was specifically commissioned to write the concerto for the Dallas Symphony in conjunction with the local drum ensembl ... More >>

Cowboys Stadium Hosted Its First Football Game Saturday, Between Two Guys With PlayStation Controllers

Patrick Michels Everything's bigger on the Cowboys' new video board. Even Andy Reid.​The day Jerry Jones introduced the world to his huge new TV screen, gamers wondered what it'd be like to plug in their PlayStation and have a game 90 feet above the Cowboys Stadium field.Well, wonder no mor ... More >>

Who Needs Turf at Cowboys Stadium When You've Got A PlayStation?

Patrick MichelsLadies and gentlemen, the moment you've all been waiting for.​We've got more photos from the tournament in a slide show coming soon.It was a moment you knew was coming ever since the Cowboys unveiled the largest-in-the-world 1080p HDTV screen hanging above midfield in their new stad ... More >>

Cornerback Dwayne Goodrich: "The Cowboy Who Killed Those Kids"

Former cornerback Dwayne Goodrich comes to grips with his hit-and-run of three Good Samaritans as he plans for life after prison

Axes to Grind

The Guitar Hero frenzy careens toward overkill

Will Rock Band and Guitar Hero Save Us?

Are rocker videogames the new MTV—and will they help us save the music universe?

Xmas Present & Past

How yesterday's games spawned today's best-sellers.

Crocodile Nowitzki

This summer Dirk Nowitzki went down under to find himself. Can he now lead the Mavs to the promised land?

Bob Shaye's New Line

Movie mogul taps into his inner child

Deep Ellum: Making Friends Far and Wide

Hands Off

Final Fantasy XII: Role-playing on autopilot.

Rowdy, Loud and Lucky

After years of the grind, PPT makes its own fate

Glacial Profiling

Slow-paced Valkyrie Profile offers dull apocalypse

Slithering Heights

The year's most shameless B-movie delivers exactly what it promises

Vince Charming

Vaughn ensures an amicable Break-Up with Aniston

Abort

Mission: Impossible III runs the franchise into the ground

Ghouls on the Go

A Resident Evil remake captures all the creepy fun of the original.

X-Man Reunited

There's nothing rusty about Mega Man X's old-school 'bots.

This Game Bites

The new Castlevania is the last nail in the franchise's coffin.

The Color of Funny

Shades of Gray puts fresh, new comedy into the Pocket; theaters help stranded PRT patrons

Have Gun, Will Travel

How far can a video-game champ go? Ask Matt Leto.

Cage Death Match

National Treasure makes one long for a good movie... like Con Air

Get Out

Kids show off their extracurricular activities

Fretting

"We have mortgages, high cholesterol, and I swear I have arthritis in my fingers. Our sixth CD is due out this summer."

Pull the Plug

Our intrepid correspondent gets punked like a girly man on the video gridiron

A Fan's Notes

Ideas that were forgotten but not gone in 2003

Bent Life

Bazooka Tooth isn't a fable. It's Aesop Rock's reality.

Game On

Flip out at the Pinball Festival

Blow It

Put the money where your mouth is

Flying Circus

Tony Hawk is the ringmaster of the Boom Boom HuckJam

Are You In or Out?

Or, one man's passion for Clooney, killers, kooks and corn

Small World

Radio Disney feeds the new pop underground with music for tweens

See No Evil

The Glass House is a fragile, if not frightening, residence

Bad Aim

At the Gates, a gripping showdown is bungled by a love triangle

Lion Feed

The Mavs' resident Christian prays for more playing time

Hope and Glory

Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban has reason to shout-his money and enthusiasm are resurrecting a dead team

Hot wheels

Or: How Tony Hawk turned skateboarding into a multimillion-dollar international obsession

Science friction

Where good villains go to make a buck

Fatman and slobbin'

DC Comics places its superheroes in the RealWorlds

Changing channels

When the Mavericks made a deal with the USA Network, Tom Hicks' regional sports channel became less regional

Free KittyBoo

Brandon Boyer's Denton label offers pure pop pleasure, seven inches at a time