If you’ve been on YouTube even for a half of a second this past month, you’ve been greeted by one of Matthew McConaughey’s ads for his free motivational smorgasbord called The Art of Livin’.
It’s been three years since QuakeCon has held a non-virtual gathering for its newest and classic games. This year, it goes back to an in-person meeting, but not everything is returning to the Gaylord Texan Resort this summer.
There’s an old trope in comedy that in order to perform live comedy, you have to be emotionally broken or damaged in some way. It’s not just to overcome stage fright. The trope refers to a comedian’s willingness to be daring and completely open to an audience while dodging whatever an audience throws at them, which nine times out of 10 is just figuratively and not (we hope) literally.
The annual Lyrid meteor shower will light the nighttime sky on Saturday and possibly into Sunday morning.
The Denton folk-rock group has fans in the U.K., so it makes perfect sense that one of their band shirts would pop up in the Apple+ TV series about us Yanks trying to coexist with the Brits.
Josh “Tigerhead Guy” Musgrove puts on a giant tiger head and plays classical piano tunes on the square in Denton because he enjoys “making people happy.”
Jonathan Majors, who played Michael B. Jordan’s childhood friend Damian in Creed III and Kang the Conqueror, has been dropped by his talent manager after his arrest on domestic violence charges.
Posty loves Raising Cane’s chicken so much that he got together with the company to design the look of a brand new location right in his backyard.
Rejection is a certainty for anyone pursuing a career as an artist, but Rebel Theatrics co-founder Kellie Carroll says it doesn’t have to be a barrier to a passionate pursuit. “Rejection is a huge part of it,” Carroll says. “That doesn’t mean that it’s easy and you’re always going to…
Social media channels are blowing up with outrage over a job for a Dallas based business analyst that purportedly limited the candidate pool to white, “Only Born US Citizens.”
Comedians Nacho Redondo, Bill Bellamy, Samuel J. Comroe and Bill Dawes, along with live versions of Tootsie and Harvey highlight the upcoming events in Dallas.
Now that Disney Animation is getting the immersive treatment, here are some other ideas worth projecting on the walls, from Grand Theft Auto to The Simpsons.
What happens when you take the mugs of people like Jerry Jones, Ken Paxton and Ted Cruz and run it through Mattel’s Barbie Selfie Generator? We did just that and here’s what it produced.
The official Twitter page for Power Trip is clearly tired of people confusing them for the Power Trip musical festival that costs at least $800 just to get into so fans can see acts like Metallica and Tool live in Calfornia in October.
Once again, the Texas legislature is in session to hash out another budget and two curious amendments popped up that aim to bring one entire department down to zero. Six amendments filed between Sunday afternoon and Monday morning call for either the elimination or reappropriation funding and grant money for the Texas Commission on the Arts, according to legislative records.
Bad Bunny has built a fanbase that reaches people of all sorts of different cultures and languages, and the Dallas Museum of Art wants to explore his influence in its monthly Pop of Art exhibition.
No professional sport is safe from the antics of its players happening off the field, and of the kind of backlash that only Twitter can deliver. Apparently, that hard fact also includes professional soccer.
Taylor Swift finally graced Dallas-Fort Worth with her glowing, mighty presence last week and some fans who were lucky enough to get into the show are still buzzing from the excitement. The state is considering harnessing that energy to power our weak-ass power grid.
Eggs are part of Easter because of their symbolic representation of life and birth. Why does a giant bunny hide them for children to find? Who the hell knows? It’s a fever dream that even a mountain of cocaine couldn’t reproduce.
The Technology Boulevard venue is closing its doors, and managing partner Alex Mendonsa says a new, non-music related venue will replace it.
The Dallas carnivorous plant gallery has closed its doors after its founder says the rent just got too high.
Baseball is back and so are hotdogs sold by the feet.
