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Yellowstone co-creator Taylor Sheridan is filming in North Texas again. This time it's for another season of Lioness, an American spy thriller with a star-studded cast featuring series lead and ...

Bass Reeves: Lawman, gunslinger, trail-blazer. From the shackles of slavery to the US Marshals Service, Reeves lived a life of conflict, excitement, and heartbreak. Many claim this infamous lawman's ...

Experience a soul-stirring odyssey through the heart of the Mississippi Delta, where the Blues was born. With a special in-person appearance by Academy Award winner Morgan Freeman, this immersive ...

If you’ve ever had one of those dreams where you’re suddenly pulled from the crowd at a concert or a sporting event and become the star of the moment, you might relate to Ryan Marquez’s dreamlike ...

The legendary Giorgio Armani, who built a billion-dollar empire on simplistic style and classy looks, passed away at the age of 91, prompting celebrities, such as Leonardo DiCaprio, Morgan Freeman, ...

Morgan Freeman visited Kansas City for two nights at the Kauffman Center. Freeman appeared at Q39 BBQ restaurant during his Kansas City stay. Symphonic Blues Experience featured Freeman and ...

Keanu Reeves suffered a gruesome onset injury — and it shockingly wasn’t from an action film. The actor opened up about his “Good Fortune” accident in a Hollywood Reporter interview that published ...

Morgan Freeman is lending his iconic voice to a performance at the Kauffman Center, blending symphony and blues.The show highlights the roots of the blues, from Mississippi’s Delta fields to Chicago’s ...

Q&A: Vandalism of Bass Reeves statue shocks Muskogee community A statue honoring lawman Bass Reeves at the Three Rivers Museum in Muskogee has been vandalized, leaving the community heartbroken. The ...

MUSKOGEE, Okla. — The statue of lawman Bass Reeves that stands tall by the Three Rivers Museum in Muskogee was vandalized, and the museum is looking for whoever did it. The bronze statue of Reeves was ...

MUSKOGEE, Okla. — The story of Bass Reeves -- the first African American Deputy United States Marshal -- dates back more than 150 years. "After he spent over 30 years catching outlaws and criminals, ...