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A simple question on Facebook produced a surprisingly long list of celebrities with connections to East Texas, including several names that may catch you off guard.

A proposed federal film incentive could give Texas another reason for movie and TV productions to choose the Lone Star State, and an East Texas congressman is helping work on it.

Tyler Parks and Recreation brings back Movies in the Park with free outdoor family movies at Bergfeld Park this summer.

Those closed theaters might be gone, but they leave behind stories that shaped El Paso's love for film.

Tyler Film Fest launches 48-hour film competition for East Texas filmmakers to create, edit, and screen original movies at Liberty Hall.

Chuck Norris, the actor and martial arts legend recently passed away at the age of 86. He, rumor has it, almost died 43 years earlier while filming a movie here in El Paso.

Alamo is dead, long live the Flix. Flix Brewhouse has taken over both El Paso Alamo Drafthouse locations and, among other things, they bring new goodies to munch.

Alamo Draft House is shutting down both El Paso locations and I'm gonna miss them. They were the ones that got me going to movies again after a long theater boycott.

As winter approaches, savvy locals are getting ready for storms by stocking up on cozy movies. But what happens when the power goes out?

We have loads of ghost stories and legends and some tales ... true or imagined ... have been made into movies. Most of my top 5 aren't based on actual events but they're all pretty good and they were all "made in Texas".