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Texas has its share of scary ghost stories and urban legends. Do you know about this one?

A few weeks ago saw Warner Bros. unleashing its full docket of Comic-Con 2014 panels, but 20th Century Fox and the fine folk at FX are certainly no slouches. Find out what brings 'American Horror Story' to San Diego for the very first time, along with 'The Strain,' a crossover event between 'The Simpsons' and 'Family Guy,' the final ride for 'Sons of Anarchy' and many, many more at Comic-Con 2014!

It seemed early on as if HBO trailers would have a monopoly on the day, but TNT has a few reasons of their own to be excited. 'Falling Skies' season 4 officially set a June premiere, announcing the news in a new trailer from SXSW, while its network also set premieres for the Sean Bean-starring 'Legends' and post-apocalyptic drama 'The Last Ship' with trailers of their own.

While we all remember what happened the last time Sean Bean headed up a 10-episode series on cable, something tells us TNT's 'Legends' has a bit more stability in mind. The cable network has officially greenlit for 2014 the new spy thriller series based on the Robert Littell spy novel of the same name, starring Bean, Ali Larter and 'True Blood's Tina Majorino, but will 'Legends' prove the next big

Of all the various TV pilots in development, one show we're certainly keeping our eye on comes from 'Homeland' producer Howard Gordon as that of TNT's upcoming sci-fi pilot 'Legends.' The pilot has already achieved notoriety for casting Brendan Fraser in the lead role, only to replace him with 'Game of Thrones' star Sean Bean, and now former 'Heroes' star Ali Larter has officially joined the pilot

The last time we checked, TNT wasn't in the habit of killing off its lead characters, so could the cable network have tied 'Game of Thrones' star and death-prone actor Sean Bean to  his longest role yet? We'll find out, as the actor has signed on to head up TNT's upcoming Howard Gordon-produced drama 'Legends,' replacing actor Brendan Fraser in the lead role. Find out how Sean Bean is the stuff of

Easy come, easy go.  A few weeks ago we were excited to learn that Brendan Fraser would make his first foray into regular TV with TNT's 'Legends,' particularly given the series derived from 'Homeland' executive producer Howard Gordon.  Now it seems that Fraser has dropped out of the project for personal reasons, but what could cause such a sudden departure?  And what does it mean for his TV develo

No, it's not a TV adaptation of 'The Mummy,' but don't think they haven't tried.  Hollywood star Brendan Fraser is gearing up for his first foray into regular TV, as TNT and 'Homeland' executive producer Howard Gordon have tapped the one-time 'George of the Jungle' star for 'Legends' of a different kind.  But where was the pilot originally supposed to end up, and what will Fraser's first regular t

Do you remember this past September (sounds like a song lyric) when I blogged about the Outlaws and Legends Music Festival (OLMF) organizers announcing "we are looking for a new non-profit for our fundraiser event?" well that day was Thursday, October 11th, 2012. Along with the new charity being revealed the organizers announced new dates for the event too.

The Outlaws & Legends music festival featuring Texas music artists and donates the money raised from the festival to Disability Resources, Inc. (DRI) now, will spread the wealth to other nonprofit Abilene organizations in 2013.

Abilene was a buzz with activity this weekend, if you were within earshot of Abilene Speedway you would have heard the voices of many Texas music artists. As I began broadcasting live from backstage in the V.I.P./artist tent I immediately spotted hometown girl Brenda Kay, who was kind enough to let me approach her with a live microphone and interview her live on air.