Murphy, who played survivor Jim in Danny Boyle's original 28 Days Later, did not appear in 2025's 28 Years Later, also ...

Todd and Julie Chrisley have added another notch in their reality TV belt—by belting it out, no less.

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The famous Buddy Holly crosswalk in the singer's hometown of Lubbock will remain up for at least a couple more months. Lubbock city officials tell Chron they plan to remove the crosswalk art at some ...

Eight-year-old Eve Woodson and her mother, Jasmine, got to the Hyde Park Shopping Center at 10 a.m. to be among the first in line to meet Maui Santa and his reindeer. The Hyde Park pair have gone to ...

There are black-rimmed eyeglasses of various sizes all over Lubbock, Texas – some are large enough to climb into for a creative selfie, others are small symbols on magnets and postcards at breweries ...

There's a truly baffling trend right now in red states, where state and local governments are cracking down on crosswalks. It started over in Florida, where the state's scorched-earth approach to ...

The latest victim of the Trump Administration's vendetta against speech it doesn't like is a crosswalk in Lubbock, Texas. If you are confused by this, let me explain. According to the New York Times, ...

“Political” road markings in Texas now include an ode to rock n’ roll legend Buddy Holly. At a city council meeting in Lubbock last week, David Bragg, interim director of public works, shared that his ...

A Trump administration directive targeting political road markings has left places like Lubbock, Texas, helpless to challenge broad new policies. By Ali Watkins The four giant pairs of glasses are ...

A Buddy Holly crosswalk in Lubbock is the latest casualty of Gov. Greg Abbot's call for cities to remove any political messaging or artwork from public roadways or face losing government funding.

LUBBOCK, Texas — Fans of the Buddy Holly crosswalk in his hometown of Lubbock, Texas, with a painted depiction of the rock and roll legend’s iconic glasses, will soon have to say goodbye to it.