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DALLAS — Francis Ford Coppola, the legendary award-winning director of such movies as The Godfather and Apocalypse Now, will be in Dallas this month screening his newest movie Megalopolis. The screening is part of a larger national tour Coppola is going on with the movie. The event will also feature discussions to be held under the theme of "how to change our future." If you want to see Coppola's newest movie and haven't yet, don't bother checking streaming services.

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MANSFIELD, Texas — A former DFW radio host who was convicted of sexually assaulting a 17-year-old girl was sentenced to six years in prison this week for violating his probation, officials say. Justin Frazell pleaded guilty in 2022 to sexually assaulting the girl in his Mansfield home. Officials say that, as part of the terms of his probation, he was required to undergo sex offender treatment.

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DALLAS — Ready to go back to those Gold Soundz? After more than 25 years, the beloved underground indie rock band, Pavement, is coming back to perform in Dallas. The show will be held on Sept. 26 at the Longhorn Ballroom, 216 Corinth St. This is Pavement's first show in Dallas since Oct. 3, 1999, when they performed at the legendary Deep Ellum venue Trees.

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DALLAS — Dallas police are investigating a reported shootout they say took place early Monday morning in Deep Ellum and resulted in at least one person being hospitalized. One suspect is already in custody in connection with the shooting, police say. But the investigation reportedly determined that multiple unknown suspects shot at a vehicle before fleeing the scene. Police were called at about 1:45 a.m. Monday near North Good Latimer Expressway and Main Street, officials say.

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DALLAS — Adult Swim, the adult-oriented programming block on Cartoon Network, debuted some of its forthcoming projects this year earlier this week — and one of those projects features a very familiar face. Keeping Up With The Joneses, created by some of the writers behind Robot Chicken and Mike Tyson Mysteries, is a half-hour animated series that follows the Newberry family trying to "keep up" with their extremely Rich Dallas neighbors — Dallas Cowboys Owner Jerry Jones and his family.