Shia LaBeouf Wrote A Film Script Based On Kevin Abstract’s Life Titled ‘Minor Modifications’

“Hair Love” director Matthew A. Cherry has brought a special guest to the Oscars red carpet — Deandre Arnold, a Texas high school student who was told he couldn’t attend graduation unless he cut his dreadlocks.

Khalid is back with his second single of 2020 on the heels of "Eleven." The Texas native has reconnected with production duo Disclosure for "Know Your Worth," which debuted as Zane Lowe's World Record on Apple Music Tuesday afternoon (Feb. 4).

Every summer, more than 1,000 teens swarm the Texas capitol building to attend Boys State, the annual American Legion-sponsored leadership conference where these incipient politicians divide into rival parties, the Nationalists and the Federalists, and attempt to build a mock government from the ground up.

Live Nation is opening a new 1,000-capacity music venue called Hi-Fi Dallas in Texas’ Design District. The 25,000-sq.-ft. club will be located just south of the NBA’s Dallas Mavericks’ practice facility on land purchased by Mavericks owner Mark Cuban, Billboard has confirmed.

It's been nearly six years since fans last heard from Konrad Wert (aka Possessed by Paul James) on record. But as the travelogue video for "When It Breaks" -- premiering exclusively on Billboard today (Jan. 29) from his new album As We Go Wandering -- shows, Wert hasn't been idle, either.

Things are looking up! Big Brother alum Elena Davies is ready to put her “most challenging year” behind her after buying her first home.

Legendary director Peter Bogdanovich stopped by the It Happened in Hollywood podcast to share stories about the making of 1971's The Last Picture Show.

“Miss Juneteenth” richly captures the slow pace of ebbing small-town Texas life, even if you might wish there were a bit more narrative momentum to pick up the slack in writer-director Channing Godfrey People’s first feature. She’s got a very relatable heroine in Nicole Beharie’s Turquoise, an erstwhile local beauty queen whose crown proved the peak rather than the kickoff to her dream of a better life — high hopes now transferred to a daughter reluctant to inherit that burden.

Not even the presence of modern horror movie icon Lin Shaye can redeem the tired tropes on display in Michael Thomas Daniel's directorial debut. Playing the matriarch of a backwoods family that includes two murderous, facially deformed sons (played by Nicolas Cage's son and nephew, no less), Shaye gives it her all like the trouper she is.

Shia LaBeouf earned critical praise for his screenwriting on last year’s Honey Boy. The actor is back with his second feature-length script, currently Minor Modifications, which is inspired by the life of BROCKHAMPTON’s Kevin Abstract. Although it hasn’t officially been picked up as a film yet, the final script is available on The Black List.

[Warning: There are Bachelor season 24, episode 3 spoilers ahead—read at your own risk!]

Selena Gomez has had the title of her latest album tattooed on her neck.

Texas’ Fortress Festival has announced the full lineup for its 2020 edition with headliners Diplo and Miguel. The three-day festival will also feature appearances from Cuco, Big K.R.I.T., Sharon Van Etten and Snow tha Product.

Judd Apatow’s The King of Staten Island, starring Pete Davidson of Saturday Night Live, will make its premiere as the opening night film at this year’s South by Southwest Film Festival.The Austin, Texas, festival on Wednesday announced that “The King of Staten Island” will kick off SXSW on March 13. The movie, Apatow’s first fiction film as director since 2015′s Trainwreck, is Davidson’s highest profile project yet.Universal Pictures will release The King of Staten Island in June.

A former Texas Ranger who's sworn off firearms must save his small town from a gang of murderous thieves in Disturbing the Peace, a shockingly dull cop flick by snowboarder-turned-director York Alec Shackleton. Taking a role his fans will wish he'd passed up, Guy Pearce at least holds the viewer's eye here, maintaining a stiff-spined dignity while his co-stars are merely stiff.

Cheer on is everything I look for in a show: emotional, compelling, addicting, and so well-made. The six-episode documentary series (from the team behind another favorite, Last Chance U) takes you inside the world of competitive cheerleading at Navarro College, a small junior college in Corsicana, Texas.Perhaps you're telling yourself that you aren't interested in cheerleading—and I'm here to tell you that you're mistaken.