A Key Witness to JFK’s Assassination Speaks 60 Years Later, But Will It Change History?
A former Secret Service agent who was there says he has new info about the assassination of John F. Kennedy.
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POV: Dallas’ Madison Humphrey Goes TikTok-Famous
This Dallas TikTok star built her platform on comedy, relatability and creative POVs. Now she’s working hard to land on the big screen.
Pappas Restaurants Now Owns the Como Motel, but Preservationists Say It’s Not Over Yet
Richardson residents hope the Como Motel doesn’t get demolished, and future diners are probably hoping the dingy motel gets a good scrub.
The Best Things to Do in Dallas, Sept. 13-19
This week’s listings include the return of Addison Oktoberfest, live performances by Marlon Wayans and Tim Meadows, a “trip” to Colonial Williamsburg and the retro game gathering Retropalooza.
Nothing Can Stop Four Day Weekend From Doing a Show, Not Even a Crappy Electric Grid
Four Day Weekend’s theater lost power on Friday but still put on a show using whatever battery powered lights and speakers they could find in the place.
An Arlington Couple Turned Their Home Into a Dallas Cowboys Museum
Stoney and Diana Kersh live in a shrine to the Dallas Cowboys that attracts thousands of visitors, including players and even NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell.
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Kristin Chenoweth and Josh Bryant Had the Most Dallas Wedding Ever, in Dallas
Slurpees and wedding cakes antlers – could this wedding be any more Dallas?
The Best Social Media Reactions to the Rangers’ Disastrous Stretch
The Texas Rangers are having a horrible stretch, and fans are not shy about letting them know on social media.
Best Foot Forward: Buckner Shoes For Orphan Souls Distributes 5 Millionth Pair of Shoes to Kids in Need
The Dallas-based nonprofit’s mission to help poor kids begins with a small, vital step.
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Dallas Star and Fort Worth Native Gayle Hunnicutt Dies in London
Gayle Hunnicutt, a Fort Worth native who found fame on British television and theater stages before returning to America to star on TV’s Dallas, has died at the age of 80.
The Best Things to Do in Dallas, Sept. 6-12
This week’s best things to do include the Katy 5K, the annual Hispanic Heritage Celebration at Dallas Arboretum and two film screenings with an Oscar-nominated makeup artist at the Texas Theatre.
Marlon Wayans Says He Doesn’t Write His Material Until He Steps Out on Stage
Actor and comedian Marlon Wayans comes from a famous comedy family but says his kids are forging their own path in film and television.
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TikToker @TheDadBot Uses His Platform to Help People in a Time of Destructive Social Media Influence
Karridy Askenasy has a Tiktok account and a following that gives him an uncanny ability to be a force for positive change.
Queen For a Day Returns To Spotlight Women in Comedy
An all-women comedy group is unapologetically demanding the spotlight.
The Blood Doesn’t Fly in Pocket Sandwich’s Death The Musical III, But Some Tears Might
The third entry in a trilogy brings less gore and more emotional heft (along with the comedy).
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Heads Up! Tiffany Gomas Is Back at the Airport After Her Viral Tirade About Fake Humans
Tiffany Gomas from Dallas apologized for freaking out on an American Airlines flight. But she still won’t say what she saw.
Six Flags’ Renovations Will Bring a New Log Flume Ride to Arlington
The theme park with the world’s first log flume ride plans to open a new log flume attraction in 2024.
A Coven of One’s Own: How Denton Built a Modern-Day Witch Community
Witchcraft has made its way back to Denton with a community of occult practitioners and mystics.
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The Best Things To Do in Dallas, Aug. 30 – Sept. 5
Fill the long Labor Day weekend with coffee, beer and Kevin Von Erich. Not in that order.
Disney Channel Star Mitchel Musso Busted in Rockwall for Drunkenness and Theft of a Bag of Chips
Rockwall police picked up former Hannah Montana star Mitchel Musso on Saturday at a hotel for refusing to pay for a bag of chips, and booked him on charges of theft and public intoxication.
For Dallas’ LGBTQ Community, The Grapevine Is Much More Than a Bar
For many of us, the Grapevine’s Maple Avenue location was much more than a bar.
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Let’s Talk About Nepo Parents Now
If you’re tired as hell of hearing about nepo babies but also want to be outraged by show business, meet these nepo parents.