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A new bombshell book by a trio of Texas authors destroy the many myths about the Alamo, its background and place in Texas history, and how slavery and racism point to another story about the legend.

From Hunter S. Thompson to Playgirl centerfolds: My high-pressure days and crazy nights at the talent agency that helped create a $2 billion industry.

Cameron Sword (right) said he was over the moon at the success of the horse he jointly owns as part of a syndicate who will share winnings of £561,000 - meaning they each get just over £80K.

Film legend Leslie Hardcastle dies at 96

Progressives, political or religious, figured out that you don’t need to have the masses on your side if you control who runs the bureaucracies.

How Galvestonians used to dance until they dropped (for fun), a former figure skater turned journalist, and other Lone Star State stories.

 

NEW YORK (CNS) -- Over the past 50 years, D.B. Cooper has become one of the most famous aliases in history. Yet it was really under the name Dan Cooper that a still-unidentified man carried out the mysterious hijacking -- and getaway -- that have since made him the stuff of legend. His crime and disappearance are recounted in the fascinating docuseries D.B. Cooper: Where are You?! Helmed and executive produced by Emmy Award-winning director Marina Zenovich (Roman Polanski: Wanted and Desired

Two Alamo experts are suing the authors of a book that claims they sold fraudulent artifacts from the historic site to people, including British rock star Phil Collins.

Nine things we learned from The People Vs J Edgar Hoover