Sandra Bernhard Says Texas Is a ‘Bellwether’ State and Is Bringing Support
Sandra Bernhard is ready to make you laugh, and think, at her show in Dallas.
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Nasher Sculpture Center Director Jeremy Strick Announces Retirement
Before Jeremy Strick leaves the Nasher, we have some questions.
How To Date in Dallas, According to Reddit
A Dallas transplant took to Reddit to ask about the dating scene. Long story short, we’re still not beating those “dating dumpster” allegations.
City of Hate Explores Dallas’ Role in JFK’s Assassination
The nation did more than mourn President John F. Kennedy’s death in 1963. It also directed its anger toward Dallas. It’s a facet of history that’s the basis of a new documentary.
Fort Worth Native Juan Salas, Director of House of Dolls, Made a Horror Movie With Heart
In his latest film, House of Dolls, director Juan Salas tells the story of three estranged sisters coming together in the midst of a tragedy. Following a death in the family, the sisters in Salinas’ movie return home to handle the estate and must learn to put aside their differences…
On the 60th Anniversary of JFK’s Assassination, One Man’s Boyhood Memory of a Fateful Day
Bill Sanderson was 12 when he and two friends took a bus to downtown Dallas to view President John F. Kennedy’s motorcade. The date was Nov. 22, 1963.
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How the West Was Worn (Again): Dallas Is All About Hoity Tonk Style
It wasn’t God who made hoity tonk angels. The Texas style is rough around the edges and a whole lotta glam.
The Best Things To Do in Dallas, Nov. 22-28
Thanksgiving week brings truly festive events … and escapes.
Jammie Holmes Shares the Universal Black Experience at the Modern Art Museum
Artist Jammie Holmes’ exhibition at the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth is full of symbolism.
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Tiffany ‘Crazy Plane Lady’ Gomas Is Back in the Skies With Her Own Holiday Sweater
Tiffany Gomas told Inside Edition that she was “a brat” when she had her little meltdown on an American Airlines flight at DFW International Airport last summer.
The Coolest and Most Unusual Dance Classes in Dallas
Yeah, ballroom dancing is nice and all, but where do we learn reggaeton?
Are ‘Micro-Apartments’ the Solution to Dallas’ High Rents? A New Complex Hopes So.
A new micro-apartment complex called the Bloc House aims to offer smaller living quarters that are just as comfortable as a full apartment but without the high rents.
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Where to See a Holiday Movie in Dallas This Season
Dallas theaters are pulling out the stops to convince you to not settle for streaming these holiday classics at home.
A Plano Theater Will Perform It’s a Wonderful Life for Deaf Audiences
The story behind this Plano production of the holiday classic might even be sweeter than the tale of George Bailey.
The Best Things To Do in Dallas, Nov. 15-21
This week’s events provide a range of festivities from lights to community celebrations to fundraising.
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Christian Siriano Was Honored at Dallas’ Night of Stars Gala
“Cher found her real Christian.” – Christian Siriano, who was honored by friend Alicia Silverstone in Dallas.
UPDATED: Sherman High School Reinstates Trans Student and Others Removed From a Play
Sherman High School’s production of Oklahoma! is getting national attention because of an unidentified policy that prohibits students from playing roles that don’t match with the gender of their birth. So far, the policy has not only cut trans students from the performance but also some cisgender students.
TikTok and X Give Their Takes on the Plane That Crashed Into a Car in McKinney
An accident in McKinney involving a car and a plane that completely missed the runway is getting all sorts of interesting reactions on TikTok and X.
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Ryan Hawk Gives His Latest Work A Long Leash in Dallas
Artist Ryan Hawk has an exhibition that calls for an in-depth viewing.
The Dallas Fetish Ball Brought Out the Seekers of Kink: See the Photos
The Dallas Fetish Ball was a real flesh mob.
Dr. Phil McGraw’s New Show and Cable Network Will Set Up Shop in DFW
Dr. Phil McGraw is coming back to television, and he’s bringing his new studio, a new network and possibly a whole new set of country-themed diagnoses to Dallas-Fort Worth.
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Dallas Gets a Taste of Hollywood With The Iron Claw Premiere
See the best photos from the film premiere of The Iron Claw, about the famed Denton wrestling family the Von Erichs.