7 a.m. Rise and shine for your morning workout! A jog around the neighborhood is exactly what you need to balance out a day of bangers, mash and green food coloring. 7:10 a.m. Be serious. Hit snooze and give up on New Year’s resolutions and Lent promises like the rest…
Dallas streetwear designer Derick King, known as DK Creates on Instagram, dabbled in architecture, communication design and screen-printing before he dropped out of school at the University of North Texas and began remaking logos with a unique — and sometimes local — spin. “I did not need a major to…
Dallas is the third-most generous city in the country, according to WhatsYourPrice.com, a first-date site where men (or women) pay to go on dates with someone they’re interested in. The man (or woman) simply makes an offer to someone else on the site, they go on a date, and then…
You can look, maybe even touch, but don’t ask Stormy Daniels about her alleged affair with President Donald Trump when she comes to Dallas. The adult-film actress and director, whose birth name is Stephanie Clifford, will visit April 27-28 at Bucks Wild in Dallas and Fort Worth. The two shows are…
If you thought apps such as Tinder, Bumble and Grindr killed the old-school dot-com way of finding true love, you’re wrong. So wrong. Online dating sites are alive and well — and more specific than ever. Looking for a partner based primarily on political views, diet or net worth? We…
Whether you “check in at the Red Roof Inn,” “receive a visit from Aunt Flo,” or “tune in to Shark Week,” chances are you dread the days of your menstrual cycle. But for homeless women, these days are even more of a drag. That’s why the group That Time of…
While it may not be everyone’s cup of tea, sites like Airbnb give people a homey alternative to the hotels and motels of yore. Instead of holing up in one of dozens of cookie-cutter rooms, a cavalcade of homeowners and enterprising entrepreneurs, have opened up their extra living space for…
People who hate together, stay together. Or something like that. At least that’s what Hater, the dating app that connects people based on things they hate, hopes. Hater, which launched in 2016, got a deal with Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban on Shark Tank. Hater has about 10,000 users in…
Money doesn’t buy happiness, but it does buy you 50 Valentine’s dates, which might be the same thing. John Dixon III, self-professed millionaire and founder of Dallas-based Business Society, wanted to do something nice for women, so he posted a Facebook status inviting 20 women to a nice date for…
Two-and-a-half percent of American men ages 15-44 who identify as straight have had same-sex relations. That’s according to a December study published in the journal Sociological Perspectives by Tony Silva and Rachel Bridges Whaley, which examined “the relationship between straight identification and nonsexual social factors among men who are attracted to…
While Sam Moon Group is best known for its handbag and accessory empire, it has now taken on a new venture in the hotel and hospitality industry. The 15-story Renaissance Dallas at Plano Legacy West Hotel, which opened in July, brings a mix of Asian art and culture to North…
In the ’80s, cartoonist and Far Side comic strip creator Gary Larson drew a comic with the caption “Hopeful parents” that somehow came to fruition. The comic featured a pair of proud parents looking at their buck-toothed kid playing a video game. The thought bubble above their heads showed the “help wanted”…
The games that professional eSports athletes compete on aren’t just netting them tired thumbs and a few pixelated coins. The collegiate and professional eSports industry that’s on the rise in Dallas is fueled by games from a multibillion-dollar media industry and it’s starting to rival the revenues of film and…
Battleborn creative director Randy Varnell announced that updates to the video game would soon be coming to an end, but he followed up with big plans for the future. A forum post on Frisco-based game developer Gearbox’s website outlined details for the game’s final creative stages: Once the previously announced fall…
Last weekend, thousands of fans of strategic, virtual violence descended upon the Gaylord Texan Resort in Grapevine for QuakeCon, an annual gaming celebration that offers first glimpses of some of the most anticipated game releases of the year. The people who turn out aren’t ordinary gamers. They’re a special breed…
It’s been a year since “Pokémon Go” sent gamers scrambling to collect virtual creatures all over Dallas, and the app is still providing entrepreneurs opportunities to cash in. An Austin-based company called Pokémon Go City Tours recently expanded to Dallas and Arlington. The startup’s founder is 27-year-old Austin resident Phil…
The University of North Texas is hoping to become a pioneer in eSports. On Aug. 30, it will open a new practice space called The Nest inside the Media Library. The Nest will provide a place for teams playing various competitive video games, from Overwatch to League of Legends to…
Nothing can feel as unproductive and costly as going out drinking. So why not work in a competitive match of trivia? Bring the right team to one of these trivia events in DFW, and you can turn imbibing into an educational and perhaps even free activity. These 10 trivia nights…
Big news around this year’s pride festivities includes Skittles receiving online backlash after selling bags of all-white candies to show its support for the LGBTQ community and President Donald Trump breaking former President Barack Obama’s tradition of proclaiming June Lesbian Gay Bisexual and Transgender Pride Month. Meanwhile in Dallas, pride…
The Hill, a 275,000-square-foot development at Walnut Hill and Central Expressway, just got its first business, and it’s already breaking records. TreeHouse, a store that sells sustainable home improvements, is also Dallas’ first energy-positive building. TreeHouse has been dubbed the “Whole Foods of home improvement.” The company’s CEO and co-founder,…
Dan Savage will speak tonight, Thursday, May 11, at The Kessler Theater Longtime sex-columnist and LGTBQ activist Dan Savage is this generation’s Dear Prudence, his sage advice delivered with the confident bluntness of Judge Judy. Through his podcast Savage Love, which is in its 11th year, Savage has literally redefined…
Eight months ago, Mary-Brennan Reich started making jewelry in the middle of the night, on a whim. Now, the 24-year-old Southern Methodist University graduate has successfully launched her own online accessory shop, Bare & Golden. “I was working a retail job to pay rent while doing improv and taking acting…
