Ft. Worth Star-Telegram

Baylor coach Guy Morriss has one message for any football player thinking about a second career in basketball: Contribute or forget it. New basketball coach Scott Drew on Friday mentioned...

Magnetic Poetry turns 10 this year. That's right, those little magnetic word tiles have been covering our refrigerator doors, our lockers and our office cubicles for a decade now. With...

Scott McClellan, known for his steady demeanor, self-deprecating humor and fierce loyalty to President Bush, makes his debut in one of the nation's most intense arenas Tuesday when he officially...

In Aesop's fable "The Fox and the Crow," Master Fox spots Mistress Crow on a tree branch with a piece of cheese in her beak. He praises her beauty and...

Amid ancient colossi, indecipherable scripts and biological riddles, the most compelling mystery of Jennifer Vanderbes' novel, "Easter Island" (Dial Press, 308 pages, $22.95), is quite familiar: how to know yourself....

The economy is still on thin ice, says Alan Greenspan. The American workers' paycheck is shrinking, says Time magazine. And personal bankruptcies are breaking records, says the government. So who's...

Bill Bryson's latest book defies categorization, but one thing is certain: If your high school chemistry teacher considered you an unstable element, then "A Short History of Nearly Everything" (Broadway,...

You heard it here first: Flat is the new black. The fickle finger of fashion has turned its bony, platinum-and-pink-diamond-wearing self once again and is now pointing squarely at women...

If professional golf based success on headlines generated rather than scores posted, Hank Kuehne already would be a major champion. Instead, the former Southern Methodist golfer who won the 1998...

Down a cracked concrete road choked with weeds stands Crazy Man's Tower, a rusting shell with charred wooden beams and "Satan's Playground" scrawled on the side. Word has it that...