Here’s a fun game. Call up some friends and ask them if they’d like to do something fun on a free weekend. If they want to know what you suggest for entertainment, ask if they’re down to do something “designed for adults.”
Objection! The Original Night Court Wasn’t As Bawdy of a Show As You Remember
Arts Mission Oak Cliff (410 S. Windomere Ave.) is doing the Kit Kat Club right, and we know this because they have a recommendation that this production of Cabaret not only features strobes and haze, but is best meant for audiences 16 and older. As romance blooms in the dynamic Berlin club circa 1931, Nazi presence is growing stronger and suppressing the creative, theatrical and non-conforming.
Comedian Zak Sprung really wanted to make people laugh, even when that meant ceding the spotlight. A lot of people who met and knew him say he devoted his time and energy to ensure that anyone who wanted a shot could have a chance to perform comedy.
What would life be like without Twitter? Well, for one thing, Elon Musk would have one less way to ruin the world just because someone was mean to him online.
Graffiti artist and Dallas Mavericks fan Preston Pannek seems to have staked out his own spot where he can post his latest feelings on his favorite team.
This month, you might find yourself walking into a liquor store to stock up on your nectar of choice, and before you can even question how far your life choices will spiral, you could be faced with the two most distinguished figures in the meth industry.
For years, rumors have persisted that The Walt Disney Company plans to open a third American theme park somewhere in Collin County.
The modern art world would be a lot less entertaining without Jerry Saltz. The senior art critic for New York Magazine since 2006, Saltz is provocative, populist, and a bit of a provocateur.
David Quadrini is a hard man to pin down. The gallerist, curator and artist has spent the past few months carefully choosing pieces for a truly remarkable show at the new gallery Meliksetian Briggs in Dallas, showcasing the works of critically acclaimed Dutch artist Bas Jan Ader. The show, opening on…
Always offering a variety of stunning exhibitions, Conduit Gallery (1626-C Hi Line Drive) serves up a triple dose of color and form. Hanging through February 11, audiences can take in the cognitive and clinical psychology-influenced patterns of Susan Barnett, which also serve as meditative tools, the play of fiber and light from Marco Querin, and folk art-reverent narratives from Gabe Langholtz.
Early 2022, Dallas content creator Maria Foster got the direct message of a lifetime. It was an opportunity to fly to Malibu to live in a mansion for a month. Her husband of 19 years, Michael Foster, would come too. Their marriage was stale.
Jade Simone grew up in Dallas with dreams of becoming a professional dancer, but she found something and someone much sillier along the way.
Video game characters have had a really hard time making the jump to other mediums. It all started when someone tried to turn Nintendo’s flagship game Super Mario Bros. into a movie in 1993.
There’s no limit on the amount of money some fans will spend to get memorabilia and keepsakes of their favorite teams and players.
Barbie is coming. After years in development, the movie based on the iconic fashion doll will finally be released next summer, and film buffs can hardly contain the excitement.
Fans of page-turners will likely recognize the name Rachel Hawkins thanks to her 2021 Southern, salty gothic swerve on Jane Eyre, The Wife Upstairs. Now she’s showing up with another gothic murder romp, but sending us to Italy.
It’s easy to be negative and a naysayer saying “Nay!” to everyone and everything in your path. And positivity is not exactly our brand, to be honest.
A Texas death row inmate has petitioned the U.S. Supreme Court after footage of a Comedy Central special with insult comic Jeff Ross was used as evidence against him.
Parking can be a real chore, even after the holidays. People are racing around trying to make up for the Christmas shopping they should’ve done before the holiday or are trying to take advantage of the post-holiday clearances. Plus you have all those terrible gifts to exchange.
Every year, we list our most-read stories in the culture section, just to help our competitors know what’s working for us. Aren’t we the nicest?
While describing her affinity for fetish shoes, Dita Von Teese accidentally sums up her entire body of work. “It’s really about the unusual, the exquisite,” she says, “something that you just don’t see every day.”
