North Texans created ‘Wishbone’, now they’re honoring the talking dog with a documentary
A new documentary called ‘What’s the Story, Wishbone?’ reveals how Dallas’ creative community built the beloved ’90s PBS show.
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10 movie dads who taught us how to love
From George Bailey to Marlin the clownfish, we honor the screen fathers who truly got it right this Father’s Day.
How viral fame changed Season 3 of Netflix’s Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders docuseries
The meteoric rise of the first season’s cast has been challenging for the girls, the team, the two women in charge and series director Greg Whiteley.
‘RoboCop’ screening rallies Dallas to save I.M. Pei’s City Hall
A “RoboCop” benefit screening turned movie nostalgia into civic testimony for the Save Dallas City Hall Coalition.
In the new queer horror triumph ‘Leviticus,’ the monster is the face of a loved one
Director Adrian Chiarella and star Joe Bird discuss the making of one of year’s best films ahead of its theatrical release this month.
The Dallas mall that helped build the ‘Backrooms’ universe
The 20-year-old director behind the new wildly successful horror film has a deeper connection to Dallas than most fans realize.
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Bravo’s Kyle Cooke to bring the ‘Summer House’ mess to Dallas this weekend
The reality TV lover boy is taking the edge off the highly-anticipated ‘Summer House’ Season 10 reunion drama with a pool party in Big D.
Matthew Lillard, Skeet Ulrich made ‘Scream’ at Texas Theatre a bloody good time
The iconic slasher duo reunited in Dallas for their first-ever live commentary, and we captured all the unforgettable highlights from the one-of-a-kind screening.
Director David Gordon Green turns discomfort into art with ‘Maximum Pleasure Guaranteed’
It might sound like the title of an old-school porn, but the new Apple TV series from the Richardson-raised ‘Pineapple Express’ director is a dark comedy with thrills.
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Texas Frightmare Weekend to celebrate 20 years of fear with big scares
The largest horror convention in Texas returns this weekend with famous Final Girls, spooky events and a whole lot of screams.
Cosm’s immersive screening of Sorcerer’s Stone is a must for Harry Potter fans
The giant dome venue is celebrating the 25th anniversary of the first Harry Potter film by taking us from The Colony to the Wizarding World.
Comedian Ilana Glazer is bringing a ‘horny and high’ set to Dallas
Ahead of her show at the Majestic Theatre next week, we caught up with the comedian to discuss parenthood, James Talarico and her viral “in da clerb, we all fam” line.
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5 Indie Films You Should Watch This Year
Don’t sleep on the smaller films that are pushing the boundaries and redefining cinematic storytelling in 2026.
Gene Simmons Makes Action Movies Now, and He Was Honored in Dallas For The First One
Who keeps asking for more shark attack movies? Gene Simmons.
North Texas-Made Viral Short Film Unmasks the Dangers of the ‘Looksmaxxing’ Subculture
A new body horror short film critiques the cult of perfection in the “looksmaxxing” subculture.
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Repo Man Will Repossess the Hearts of Dallasites With Help From the Circle Jerks
Repo Man wasn’t intended to be a cult classic. But now that it is director Alex Cox hopes its infamy can propel a late stage career.
Monotone Martha Kelly of Euphoria Is Not a Sociopath, but Her Character Sure Is
Long before Martha Kelly played the terrifying drug dealer Laurie on HBO’s Euphoria, she was a staple in Austin’s comedy scene.
Homecoming Star: Lou Diamond Phillips Returns for Dallas Honorary Award
You can take Lou Diamond Phillips out of Dallas, but you can’t take Dallas out of him.
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Every Supermodel’s Favorite Photographer Arthur Elgort Takes Turn in Front of the Lens
Warren Elgort lived in the focal point of his famous photographer father Arthurt Elgort’s lens. Now, the camera has flipped as Warren explores his dad’s unparalleled legacy.
David Lowery’s Mother Mary is a Dallas-Born Tale of Music, Friendship and Ghosts
Dallas filmmaker David Lowery returns with Mother Mary, a poetic, ghostly exploration of art and friendship starring Anne Hathaway and Michaela Coel.
The 10 Films You Need to See at This Year’s Dallas International Film Festival
Before North Texas’ biggest film festival returns later this month, discover the must-see documentaries, indie horrors and Texas-rooted stories on the lineup.
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Cue & Coda Films Is Ready to Tell the Stories Hollywood Won’t
The Arlington-based production company has kept things low-key in Dallas while making waves in other markets. Now, it’s ready for the spotlight.