The 2025 Texas Production Expo Is Focused on the Future of Texas Filmmaking
The free event in Grapevine brings together film professionals from across the state for a close-up of new filmmaking technology.
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Dallas Lands Best Bar on Earth For Two Nights Only: What to Know
A matcha tea, a PB&J sandwich and a blowtorch walk into a bar and make some of the best drinks you’ll ever have.
5 Ways To Spend This Memorial Day Weekend in Dallas
Whether you’re looking for a way to entertain kids on a day off or tap into your more cultured side, Dallas has you covered.
Texas Theatre to Show Encore Screening of Björk: Cornucopia
Dallas is the only city in the U.S. showing an encore of the avant-garde live concert film for a one-night-only screening on May 22.
The Dallas Museum of Art Offers a Multi-Faceted Tribute to Pop Artist Marisol
Marisol: A Retrospective allows for a deeper look at the pop art powerhouse who captured the imagination of the 1960s.
22 Places in Dallas to Take Someone You Hate
“City of Hate,” indeed. We know just the places to take anyone you’re unwittingly stuck hanging out with this weekend.
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11 Best Places to Play Pickleball in Dallas-Fort Worth
Pickleball is all the rage. Do you know where to go to get in on the fun?
FC Dallas ‘Supporters’ Groups Show Us How To Do Soccer Right
‘Supporters’ groups like the Dallas Beer Guardians take soccer matches to the next level with drums, flags, and yes, beer.
The Texas Theatre Is Embracing Cinema’s Bleak Side
The Oak Cliff theater is partnering with American Cinematheque to present “Bleak Week: Cinema of Despair” next month.
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Walking Tall Star and UNT Alum Joe Don Baker Has Died at 89
The Texas-proud film star had a colorful filmography with roles in Walking Tall and the James Bond franchise.
New Doc Captures the Legacy and Power of Dallas’ Pan-African Connection
Filmmaker Anthony Asota finds community, connection and healing in his documentary debut focused on one of Dallas’ most treasured bookstores.
Oscar-Winning Director and North Texas Native Robert Benton Dead at 92
The three-time Academy Award winner known for films like Kramer Vs. Kramer and Bonnie and Clyde died Sunday, his manager confirmed.
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Not Your Surgeon’s Bariatrics: The Rise and Risks of Dallas’ GLP-1 Craze
GLP-1s have reshaped Dallas’ bariatrics, decreasing surgeries by as much as 60%.
Ahead of Friday’s Season Opener, Dallas Wings Ticket Sales Are Sky-High
Ticket sales for our Dallas Wings have jumped more than 300%.
That’s Hot: Paris Hilton Flew To Dallas To Buy This Teacher A New Car
Thanks to a viral TikTok, Oak Cliff teacher Bibiana Gonzalez got the surprise of her life.
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Can U Hear Immersive Art Experience Tackles Trauma, Mental Health
The new exhibit from Dallas artist Brandy Michele Adams transforms trauma into healing by engaging all five senses.
Dallas Reacts to Mavs Winning NBA Draft Lottery
For the first time in team history, the Dallas Mavericks have won the No 1. draft pick lottery. Was it all just part of Nico’s master plan?
North Texas Filmmaker Makes Directorial Debut With Film About Dating With Autism
Actor and filmmaker Taylor Foster on growing up in a small North Texas town, finding her love for film and autism representation.
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A Guide to the 2025 ‘Dallas Is Lit!’ Literature Festival
The annual literature celebration promises slam poetry, a book fair, live jazz and a conversation with former Poet Laureate Joy Harjo.
Inaugural Afro Air Festival To Celebrate African Heritage in Dallas
The new festival will showcase food, music and art from across the African Diaspora at Fair Park on May 17.
Club Clearview Forever: A Journey Through Dallas’ Longtime Cultural Hub
Club Clearview, once a heartbeat of creativity and irreverence, is celebrating a special reunion on May 30 at It’ll Do Club.
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A Look At The Angelika’s Korean Film Series Happening This Month
The Dallas independent movie theater is showing a slate of standout Korean films like Parasite throughout May.