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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".

You might be surprised to learn how many Hollywood legends proudly call El Paso their hometown.

Imagine a time when television broke barriers—Gene Roddenberry did just that, challenging norms and shaping our view of the future.

This Texas city is home to one of the largest volcanos.

Hollywood better watch out—El Paso is coming in hot with talent!

Spotted at a Dallas Tex-Mex restaurant and the dating rumors start flying.

El Paso buzzes with excitement as 'One Battle After Another' teaser drops. The city scans the scenes with stars like Leonardo DiCaprio and Benicio del Toro to see how the city was used in the film.

Lawmakers in Texas are stepping up their game, offering tax credits and grants to attract more film productions and establish the state as a key player.

Complete with a two-broom garage and a swimming pool, which is not good for witches that melt.

It's a meeeeee, Mariooooooo!

In March, 2016, Lufkin Police requested the public's help in locating a man that had been reported missing by his father.  On March 2nd, Jason Stevens, 36, was last seen leaving his job at Ross Motorsports on North Timberland Drive around 10:40 a.m.

The cost of a movie ticket varies of course, depending on the time of day that you go and whether it's showing on a premium screen like an IMAX. But overall, the price to see a flick is going up at Lufkin Mall and Cinemark Lufkin 12. Here's how much cash you should have in your wallet for that movie date this weekend.