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Yet another DFW restaurant turns chaotic as a fight erupts inside Ojos Locos in Oak Cliff. The short video is packed with punches.

The Academy Is... reveal details about their 20th anniversary tour, their first new album in 18 years and and brand new single.

From the Sunset Strip to the global stage, these bands helped define the year.

James Hetfield revealed the two Metallica songs that he finds a little difficult to play live during an appearance on 'The Metallica Report' podcast.

Baltimore Ravens owner Steve Bisciotti at a press conference yesterday says he has no desire to be like some other owners in the league and that included Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones.

President's titular frontman speaks about the trial and error and the process of finding the perfect mask.

We're already scared of the geese at Sikes Lake attacking us, now we have to be fearful of goose statues as well.

Metallica are almost done finalizing a Las Vegas Sphere residency deal, according to a new report. It will supposedly take place in 2027.

Five Finger Death Punch frontman Ivan Moody has addressed the Motograter reunion rumors and the move he just made to solidify that band's future.

A grilled cheese purist reacts to Texas’ official “best” sandwich selection.

The album will include covers of songs by Funkadelic, Jimmy Webb and Frank Ocean.

William DuVall celebrates Metal Allegiance's latest song, reflects on 20 years of being in Alice In Chains, performing at Back to the Beginning and more.

Brittany Furlan reportedly filed a restraining order against Falling in Reverse's Ronnie Radke, though the request has since been denied.

It’s not loud. It’s not obvious. But it is constant, and it’s making the Free Beer and Hot Wings Show slowly lose their minds.

Imagine living alone but never feeling truly alone — there's an app for that. Let's talk about a game-changer in personal safety.

A wild video from Deep Ellum shows officers tasing a man multiple times as chaos unfolds.

The Northern California event also features Kool & the Gang, Men at Work and Tom Morello.

If you love the action move 'Predator', don't miss out on this unsuspecting bar in South Central Texas.

The Texas Lottery has crowned another millionaire after a $1 million scratch-off was sold at a San Antonio H-E-B.

Listen to first single "Thoroughbreds" now.

It has been rumored for awhile now, but the WFISD School Board made it official at their meeting on Monday.

The Black Dahlia Murder will hit the road with The Acacia Strain, Disembodied Tyrant and Corpse Pile on the 'Spring Fling 2026' tour.

Five Finger Death Punch will headline a 2026 20th anniversary tour. The North American leg features Cody Jinks and Eva Under Fire.

Bam Margera shares mixed feelings about his involvement with the fifth 'Jackass' film and does not seem to be over his beef with Johnny Knoxville and Jeff Tremaine.

Their '80s moments in the spotlight were fleeting, but should these acts have deserved better?

The year just started, and Kelly already has a lot on her list to be excited about.

Tom Morello accused the Trump Administration of using an alleged Nazi slogan at a Department of Homeland Security press conference.

Former As I Lay Dying guitarist Ken Susi has joined All That Remains. Read his statement.

Vote for either Korn's self-titled debut or System of a Down's megasmash 'Toxicity' as the best nu-metal album ever.

All of these bands share their name with the song of another band. Some of them, though, are merely a coincidence.

A Florida woman has been accused of posing as a parent of one of the children that died in the Camp Mystic flooding in Texas over the summer.

A fight erupted at a Pluckers in Mesquite, adding to a growing list of Texas restaurant brawls.

Jinjer vocalist Tatiana Shmayluk said that she doesn't like being compared to female vocalists and originally wanted to sound like Lamb of God's Randy Blythe.

Wichita Falls is trending in the German tabloids today as a popular model was spotted with a new guy in our area.

This week's fugitives are facing charges of possession of a controlled substance, injury to a child/elderly/disabled person, theft, and more.

A who's who of rock, country and rap will take the stage for the 8-city Rock the Country festival in 2026.