5 Stores Coming to NorthPark Center We’re Most Excited For
The city’s favorite high-end shopping center is getting some exciting new additions this year.
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Winged Wonders and Crawling Curiosities Take Over The Perot’s New Exhibition
Stepping into Bug Lab takes Dallas on an immersive journey that transforms the tiniest creatures into the biggest stars of summer learning and fun.
The Goth’s Guide To Surviving Texas Summers
Black clothes and heavy makeup don’t mesh with 100-degree heat? Can you stay cool while literally staying cool?
The 14 Best Places To See Fourth of July Fireworks in Dallas-Fort Worth
We do everything big around here, including Fourth of July fireworks shows.
6 Books To Help Beat The Texas Heat This Summer
We figured you could use an escape (or six) from the non-stop barrage of bullshit happening around us at all times.
Move Over, Love Island. The Big D Comedy Show To Give Dallas Singles Another Shot at Love
The live match-making comedy show is coming to Dallas for one night only later this month.
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These Movies Stole the Show at the 2025 Oak Cliff Film Festival
The annual film festival took over venues throughout Oak Cliff, bringing film lovers and filmmakers together for fellowship and movie magic.
Dallas’ Mocky Horror Picture Show Revels in Film’s Biggest Flops
The live performance trio has found a way to make shitty movies into can’t-miss screenings. Or into new-fangled comedies.
Everything to Know About the Diddy Trial: A Complete Timeline
We’ve been keeping tabs on the Diddy trial so that you don’t have to. Be warned, it’s all disturbing.
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Battle of the Pop Titans: Candlelight Event Brings ABBA vs. Queen to Iriving
The Listeso String Quartet is bravely pitting the music of the two pop groups against each other for a candle-lit concert this weekend.
The Texas Theatre Is Honoring Val Kilmer With Tribute Showings This Week
The Oak Cliff movie theater is remembering the late actor with a lineup of films that showcased his unpredictability.
Looking for an Etsy Witch to Cast a Love Spell? Try Therapy Instead.
Does your ex-boyfriend deserve a life of eternal misery? Ours, too – get in the Etsy witch line.
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Dallas Wings Score Highest Attendance Record for WNBA Games in Texas
Friday’s game against the Indiana Fever at the American Airlines Center broke the attendance record for WNBA games in the state’s history.
Joy Persists with Denton’s Many Pride Month Celebrations
Little D does Pride Month in a big way, and this year was no exception.
Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders Look Back On Season 2 of America’s Sweethearts
We caught up with a couple of Dallas Cowboys cheerleaders to discuss the latest season of their Netflix docuseries, receiving a 400% pay increase and being an inspiration for women.
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Sing Your Heart Out Again With Alamo Drafthouse’s Karaoke Revival in the Cedars
Dallas’ Alamo Drafthouse Cedars revives its whimsical karaoke rooms with nostalgic themes and updated, cutting-edge tech.
Houston Tops Dallas in New Best U.S. Cities Ranking
The good news is that we beat Austin. The bad news is that we somehow lost to Houston.
Trans People Are Fleeing North Texas, What Happens Next?
In the wake of increasingly anti-LGBTQ legislation, transgender North Texans are finding that home isn’t actually where the heart is.
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Lake Highlands High School Basketball Hosting NBA Draft Watch Party for Alum Tre Johnson
The former Lake Highlands Wildcat is expected to be an early pick in tonight’s NBA Draft.
A New Katy Trail Singles Event Aims to Make Dating a Walk in the Park
An influencer is trying to rebrand it as “Date-y Trail” with a new event that includes walking, drinks and (hopefully) men.
Anticlastic Is A Must-See Art Exhibition Dedicated To Grillz
The Dallas Contemporary’s latest installation focuses on New York artist Masahiro LaMarsh’s elaborately designed grillz, including custom pieces for Erykah Badu.
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The Dallas Holocaust & Human Rights Museum Gave Us An In-Depth Look at Juneteenth
The museum honored the 160th anniversary of the holiday with lectures, screenings and an exhibit featuring photos of Rosenwald Schools by photographer Andrew Feiler.