This Week is Your Last Chance to See Vibrant The Whale Exhibit in Fort Worth
The exhibit from interdisciplinary artist Alex Da Corte closes at the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth on Sept. 7.
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A “Love Letter to Flamenco” is Coming to the Latino Cultural Center
Spain’s vibrant flamenco tradition meets Hollywood glamor for a two-day showcase in Dallas this weekend.
Tripping Out: Chasing Waterfalls in West Texas
Among Big Bend’s sprawling southwest wonder are a couple of gorgeous waterfalls worthy of the trek out west.
Time’s Running Out: Cast Your Votes in Best of Dallas 2025 Reader’s Choice Awards
Best of Dallas Reader’s Choice voting ends at midnight on September 3. Mark your ballot now to support your favorites.
Art Vibe Garland is a Free Visual Treasure Hunt Perfect for a Weekend Adventure
With 42 North Texas artists spread across eight locations, you’ll have plenty to explore all that Garland has to offer.
Filmmaker Julian Sol Jordan Might Be Indie Film’s Next Darling
The multi-disciplinary Dallas artist’s debut feature, Real Life, is a local breakout that should be on your radar.
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The 14 Best Ways to Celebrate Labor Day Weekend in Dallas
Take advantage of the holiday weekend – you’ve earned it.
UNT’s Drag Ban Finally Sashays Away
The university lifted its ‘pause’ of campus drag performances in light of a ruling regarding a similar ban at West Texas A&M.
Waiting for Britney Spears Author to Pull the Curtain Back on Chaotic Celebrity Coverage
Ahead of a book tour stop at Interbang Books, we caught up with author Jeff Weiss as he examines the role he played in invasive celebrity coverage of the early 2000s.
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How Latino Comics Are Creating Their Own Space in Dallas’ Comedy Scene
Defying cultural barriers, Latino comedians in Dallas find a universal language in laughter away from comedy clubs.
2 Dallas Creators Named Most Influential of 2025 by Rolling Stone
We’re up one from last year, in case anyone needs to microdose local pride today.
Dallas Police Are Doing a Little Cowboy Cosplay Now, We Guess
A uniform update gives Dallas police a trendy new look, and it is more flamboyant than two Village People combined.
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New Sports Museum Exhibition Bringing Joe Buck and Bob Costas to Dallas
A sports-centric museum exhibition is coming to Dallas this fall, complete with a presentation from Joe Buck and Bob Costas.
Cabaret-Style Show Invites Deaf Artists, Allies to Have Their Main Character Moment
The 258 Deaf Variety Show is literally shining the spotlight on Dallas’ deaf artists.
Netflix & Thrill: The Streaming Service is Bringing a Real-Life Squid Game to Dallas
Later this year, Dallas will be one of only two cities in the U.S. opening the doors of Netflix House, an immersive experience based on streaming favorites.
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Makeup Icon Bobbi Brown to Open Clean Beauty Store Jones Road in Dallas
Move over Austin, Knox/Henderson just scored a fresh, new beat.
Dallas Might Be Feeling “Superhero Fatigue” at the Movies
Are we all finally tired of the “superhero slop” movies?
The Dallas Moon Festival, a Celebration of Asian Culture, Returns to Dallas
The annual mid-autumn festival is bringing culture, cuisine and community to Flag Pole Hill Park next month.
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The Biggest Moments From Season 2 of America’s Sweethearts
Raises, resignations and an Observer story are highlights in Netflix’s Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders docuseries.
4 Takeaways From The Premiere of Netflix’s New Dallas Cowboys Docu-Series
It’s a JerryWorld and we’re all just living in it. Here’s what we thought of episode 1 of Netflix’s America’s Team: The Gambler and His Cowboys.
Garland’s Made Here Store Sews for Celebs, Sports Stars and Slow Fashion Fans
The tailor shop on the Downtown Garland Square is all about custom, upcycled and otherwise slow fashion – big names are taking note.
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With Rare Footage, SMU’s Film Archive Is Preserving Dallas’ History
Founded by and named for G. Williams Jones, the archive wants to increase public access to its footage.