They uttered two of the most famous lines in movie history, and now you can ask them about that or whatever else.Read more

FORT WORTH — Miguel Harth-Bedoya hopes that his Caminos del Inka (Inca Trails) project will open new avenues in classical music. Friday’s concert by the Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra at Bass Hall certainly did. Pieces by South American composers were full of drama, intricacy and elevation. Contemporary works showcased vibrant new voices.Read more

FORT WORTH — If our city ever designated an "official" band, the Tejas Brothers would have to get some votes, based on the band’s performance at McDavid Studio on Friday night.Read more

A new documentary about President Kennedy’s assassination relies heavily on rarely seen coverage from Dallas-Fort Worth TV and radio stations.Read more

FORT WORTH —The collaboration this week between the TCU Latin American Music Festival and conductor Miguel Harth-Bedoya’s Caminos del Inka project came to a close Thursday in PepsiCo Recital Hall when Maria Luisa Harth-Bedoya — the maestro’s sister — played a guitar recital.Read more

Composer Jennifer Higdon is a local star of this classical music season.Read more

Alien art has taken over the walls of the Kimbell Art Museum.Read more

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The year is 1955; most of the world has taken sides in the Cold War. In Budapest, behind the Iron Curtain, a little girl, 6 years old, lives one of the more privileged lives in that city. In an apartment on a tree-lined street on one of Buda’s hills, she is adored by her attractive parents, prominent journalists; she wears pink sweaters and cute shoes — patent-leather Mary Janes — from America; she loves going to school; she loves her playmates. But then, on an icy February night at 2 in the morning, the light goes on in the room she shares with her sister, and life changes forever.Read more

What it is: Untitled (Cowboys #8) (1980-84) by Richard Prince, Ektacolor printRead more