Browsing: Texas

On Monday, legendary video game designer Warren Spector did something you don’t see among people in his class: he retired. The designer of storied game franchises such as Deus Exand System Shock announced the end of his career on LinkedIn. And as he retires, he leaves behind a legacy in not just the games industry, but…

Wallonia, Belgium, is more than 5,000 miles away from Austin, Texas. But the distance doesn’t matter to Texas Rangers Wallonie Belgium, because the Texas-obsessed group is bringing the Lone Star spirit over to their own country

While anime has never been bigger in the United States of America, this doesn’t necessarily mean that it is safe from censorship. There have been plenty of examples of anime streaming services passing on more mature entries in the medium, while various manga books, in recent years, have been banned from school libraries countrywide. Apparently,…

A 35-year-old Texas man has been arrested in Houston after calling and threatening the governor’s office for preventing him from watching anime.

The state of Texas is going to court today to ask a judge to force Roblox Corp. to comply with its requests for information in a case alleging the massive online gaming company is exposing children to sexually explicit content and exploitation.

“Unlock my fucking anime,” a Texas man told authorities in an expletive-laden rant last month. He now faces criminal charges.

A 35-year-old Texas man has been arrested in Houston after calling and threatening the governor’s office for preventing him from watching anime.

It feels like anime has never been bigger than right now. NFL teams post about it, baseball teams give away Naruto jerseys, and some of our biggest rappers love it. One Texas man, however, might go to jail over it.

Robert Saucedo is not only in charge of curating the film offerings at River Oaks Theatre, but he is also a published comic book writer. Now his two worlds are colliding, with a special celebration of the release of his werewolf horror-comedy comic alongside three special screenings of werewolf classics. 

Locally hosted series led by Sherri Murphy-Bort highlights the people, neighborhoods, businesses, and history that define Dallas-Fort Worth and the broader North Texas region.