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A local actress is showing the world that you don’t have to leave the Rio Grande Valley to pursue your dreams in show business.
For Edinburg native Brenda Patricia Garza, success isn’t just about making it to the big screen — it’s about helping pave the way for others.
In addition to her acting roles, she’s dedicating her time to developing local talent.
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Acclaimed actor and engineering enthusiast Terrence Howard visited Edinburg last week to meet with UTRGV in regards to a potential research and development project.
He is developing omnidirectional flight vehicles under his company “Lynchpin By Terrence Howard.” The company develops custom drones, aerial photography solutions, delivery systems, wireless transmission sy...
It’s hard out here for a pimp in the Rio Grande Valley.
Monday, July 27, 2026, will forever be known as “Terrence Howard Day” in Edinburg.
Mayor Omar Ochoa made the proclamation from city hall, as the Oscar-nominated actor was in town for an unknown business venture, according to city officials.
Howard stopped by city hall, where he shook hands with the m...
A Rio Grande Valley native is making a name for himself in the world of voice acting, lending his voice to some of the most popular anime series and video games around.
Ethan Gallardo graduated from PSJA North High School in 2010 before attending Texas A&M University in College Station and now lives in the DFW area.
Gallardo has spent more than a decade wor...
“Borderline,” an explosive thriller filmed largely in Brownsville and centered around immigration, dark conspiracies and media manipulation, debuted on July 17 in select theaters in five states — none of them Texas — and is now available on Amazon Prime Video and Apple TV.
The film will be feted as part of Brownsville’s First Friday on Aug. 7, with a private screening ...