Texas Stampede has a reputation for being on the cutting edge of what’s hot in the world of entertainment. Don’t miss out on your chance to save $10 on any ticket to Texas Stampede November 7 and 8, 2008!

Performers include Randy Rogers, Miranda Lambert & Blake Shelton.

Go now to www.ticketmaster.com/stampede and enter the code CHUTES to receive $10 off any ticket to Texas Stampede.

Texas Stampede is a volunteer–led, not–for–profit organization committed to raising substantial funds for Children’s Medical Center and the pediatric programs at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center.

Tonite from 5:30p - 7:30p the McKinney Avenue Contemporary (The Mac) is hosting an opening reception for their November exhibitions featuring Alex Rubio, Alex de Leon and Sally Warren.

The show demonstrates the artists’ approach to eternal questions regarding the relationship between mankind and the rest of the planet. Through divergent styles and imagery, each artist provides special insights regarding this dynamic and sometimes destructive relationship.

November reception at The Mac

The Hunger is one of the most sophisticated and beautifully shot vampire films ever staring David Bowie, Catherine Deneuve, Susan Sarandon and directed by Tony Scott. With a compelling story line and great opening music sequence from legendary gothic band Bauhaus, it’s hard to top this film.

First released in 1983, it’s a cult classic amongst it’s fans.

The Hunger will be the midnight screening Friday & Saturday nites (31 Oct & 1 Nov) at the Inwood Theater on Lovers Lane.

Sunday, November 2nd marks the beginning of SUNDAY BRUNCH & A MOVIE, a great new deal offered by Pescabar and The Magnolia in West Village.

Enjoy a great Sunday brunch at Pescabar (located right next door) and then go see a movie all for one low price. Call Pescabar now for details and reservations.

Journalists from three major newspapers that endorsed John McCain — the Washington Times, the New York Post and the Dallas Morning News – have been booted from Barack Obama’s campaign plane for the final leg of the presidential race.

Dallas Morning News Editor Bob Mong told FOXNews.com that the “indication” from the Obama campaign was that they were kicked off the plane since they don’t represent a national outlet and they don’t represent a swing state.

“We argued that [considering] the size of the Morning News and stature, we obviously would want to be on board,” Mong said. “We’re obviously not happy about it, and continue to protest.”

If you’ve procrastinated on taking advantage of early voting, today is your last opportunity. Polls will be open until 7p.

As of last night, Dallas County has seen a record number of early voters - almost 500,000. Some precincts have had more than 60% of their registered voters take place in the early voting so far.

To find out one of the locations where you can vote early - regardless of your precinct you can vote at any of these locations - visit this site: http://www.dalcoelections.org

The site where Dallas was founded — the same place where the world continues to mourn the loss of President John F. Kennedy — is getting a facelift.

Mayor Tom Leppert poured the first concrete Thursday morning as part of a massive renovation of Dealey Plaza, one of two National Historic Landmarks in the city.

There will be new plumbing for the fountains, new sidewalks for visitors, and needed repairs will be made to all historic structures.

The two month fix-up project will cost nearly $840,000, paid for with funds from a 2003 bond package.

Dealey Plaza, named for newspaper publisher and civic leader George Bannerman Dealey, was built in 1940 to honor prominent Dallas residents.

President Kennedy was assassinated as his motorcade traveled through the plaza on November 22, 1963.