Match.com Is Suing Muslim Dating App Muzmatch For Having ‘Match’ in Its Name
The dating app giant Match.com is suing a start-up dating app called Muzmatch claiming it diverts users because of its similar sounding name.
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The Best Things to Do in Dallas, Jan. 26-Feb. 2
The Denton Black Film Festival (DBFF) is officially online this year, but it’s just as inspired as ever. In fact, without worrying about getting here and there, it might be even easier to experience more of the feature films, docs, shorts, animations and more along with the panels that span filmmaking, naturally, and action-motivating social justice dialogue.
Be Offensive! Be, Be Offensive! Some of the Biggest Controversies from Netflix’s Cheer.
The Netflix reality show Cheer showed the world something that pretty much every small town Texan with a kid in high school or college already knows.
Freakonomics Radio Wants to Know Why the Hell Everyone Is Coming to Dallas. So Do We.
If you’re getting that crowded feeling right now, it’s not your imagination. It’s economics. A 2021 article published in the magazine City Journal says that Dallas has the fourth highest growth rate of inbound migration.
DJ Clo Raborn Colleague ‘Disturbed’ by the Radio DJ’s Child Pornography Charge
A radio personality known for appearance on The Russ Martin Show has been charged with producing child pornography, If convicted, Clois Glenn Raborn could face up to 30 years in federal prison.
The Most Texas Episodes of King of the Hill
We’re experiencing a reboot renaissance when it comes to movies and TV shows these days. One is finally making a comeback far more deservedly than a fourth Matrix film ever did.
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Dallas Magician Zak Mirz Has Just 6 Minutes to Fool Penn and Teller on Their CW Show
For Dallas magician Zak Mirz, the old adage “A good magician never reveals their secrets” is more than just an occupational mantra. It’s a rule that shapes his career and life.
The Denton Black Film Festival Will Be Virtual This Year and You Should Be Watching
The Denton Black Film Festival, which showcases cinematic storytelling that highlights the Black experience through film, music, dance, tech and the visual arts, is back for its eighth consecutive year.
The Best Things to Do in Dallas, Jan. 19-26
You’ve probably heard of Peng Dang, the Chinese comic based in Dallas. You may think you know the reason I’m going to give, but we’ll leave a certain incident languishing away on the internet where Dang prefers it. What Dang has really excelled at of late is working racism and personal perspective into his sets – the Atlanta shooting, for one topic.
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Black Bodies, White Spaces Exhibition Tackles White Gatekeeping in Art and Other Issues
Black Bodies, White Spaces: Invisibility & Hypervisibility opened at the new Green Family Art Foundation gallery last October, and as the exhibition nears its Jan. 27 close, members of the local art community have rushed to see the show.
The Harlem Globetrotters Take Over Topgolf in The Colony For One Night
We may be divided as a species when it comes to many facets of human existence, but there are a few moments that can make everyone (who isn’t dead on the inside) smile.
The Funniest Social Media Posts From Business Accounts
As we enter the third calendar year of the pandemic, all of us are feeling the weight of the past years on our shoulders. While most professionals have to maintain a certain composure on Zoom meetings and email threads, some others take a more emotional route and use social media to…
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Glenn Beck Has COVID Again Along with a Nasty Case of Athlete’s Tonsils
Last week, conservative media mogul Beck announced on Instagram the results of his second positive COVID test.
Free Play Arcade Finally Gets Its Dream Game Space on Denton’s Square
The past year has been a one long battle for Free Play Arcade’s plans to open its fourth location in Denton.
Red Dead Redemption Gamers Are Trying To ‘#SaveRedDeadOnline’
Red Dead Online players are begging Rockstar Games for some fresh content.
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The Best Things To Do In Dallas, Jan. 12-Jan. 19
We don’t need summer to have a good time at the Dallas Zoo (640 S. RL Thornton Freeway). In fact, the Zoo is hosting Penguin Days, where admission is cut to $8 through February 28. Children 2 and younger, and Zoo members get in for free.
Comedian Donnell Rawlings Talks About Chappelle’s Show and Being a Stand-Up Dad
Comedy Central’s Chappelle’s Show and HBO’s The Wire are two shows that often get mentioned in lists and analyses about programs that changed the course of television. Comedian Donnell Rawlings is an important part of both of them.
An Influencer’s Picks For the Best Winter Travel Spots in Texas
Unless you’re Ted Cruz, cold winters are meant for staying in and cozying up by the fire. Winter is the slowest season for travel, which means cheaper hotel rates and airline tickets, fewer crowds and the chance for a comforting getaway in your own personal cabin away from COVID.
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Guns N’ Droneses: Amid Bid for Texas House, Shelley Luther Goes Full-Blown Kid Rock
In a video posted to Facebook, state Senate candidate Shelley Luther showed off her new gun and promoted a custom firearms business.
Dallas Businesses Are Making Addicts Safe With Narcan and Clean Needles
One minute you’re enjoying a nightcap at a local bar and the next, someone next to you begins to lose bodily control.
Could the Super Bowl Come to Arlington? Not So Fast, Says the NFL.
The rise of the omicron variant has been the cause of a lot of last-minute plan changing for a lot of people. So far, however, it hasn’t affected the plans for this year’s Super Bowl, according to the National Football League (NFL).
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The Curtain Has Closed Forever on the Last Dollar Movie Theater in DFW
Another staple of moviegoing has the Dallas cinema scene: the dollar movie theater. Cinemark Hollywood USA Movies 15 in Garland has officially shut off the projectors and closed its doors, according to confirmations from the theater’s parent company headquartered in Plano.