Improv, Speed Dating-Style Event Hopes to Spark Connections For People on the Spectrum
Somehow, improv in front of an audience of strangers is less daunting than dating in this city.
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Your Guide for a Cinematic Love Story with Valentine’s Day Screenings in North Texas
Heart-shaped pasta? Titanic-level snuggles under the stars? The dinner & a movie lovers are in for something sweet in DFW.
A Dallas Woman Traveled to Ireland to Find a Boyfriend. He Still Cheated.
Dallas influencer Theresa Rowley both found and lost international love over Instagram direct message. At least one of her flights to her Irish boyfriend was sponsored.
Two Dallas Artists Build Their Own World with New Immersive Exhibit
Visual artist Shamsy Roomiani and musician Poppy Xander find themselves splashing on the same frequency with a collaborative, multi-disciplinary art exhibit.
North Texas Athletes Set To Shine at the 2026 Winter Olympics
From Dallas Stars players to rising local talents, these athletes are set to make an impact in Milan Cortina in February.
Excited for Charli XCX’s Film To Come to Dallas? Here’s What You Need to Know
Opening this weekend, The Moment offers a raw, chaotic glimpse into the highs and lows of pop stardom.
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Reel Plans: Here’s What Dallas Movie Theaters Have in Store for This Year
From Texas Theatre’s expansion to Alamo’s Kaiju takeovers and Angelika’s classic revivals, Dallas cinemas are transforming the cinematic journey in 2026.
Dallas Man Was Amish for a Week Before Being Chased Out With an Ax
A North Texas man gave up modern luxuries like air conditioning and internet access for a week on TLC’s Suddenly Amish.
Melania Movie Spends Like a Blockbuster But Sells Like Leftovers in DFW
We had absolutely zero desire to see the film, so we didn’t. But we did look at ticket sales.
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In the Land of Swagger and Spirit: Ric Roman Waugh’s Texas Roots Bleed Into Shelter
The once-Texas-based director brings authenticity and heart to Shelter, where Jason Statham delivers a surprising and emotional performance.
New Year, New Path: The Dallas Pride Parade Is Moving
The June Pride Parade, not the September one.
Local Business Owners Will Spend Months Making Up for Winter Storm Losses
‘Just wait it out? It’s not like my landlord is waiting it out.’
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The Ultimate Guide to North Texas Family Fun in 2026
From Universal Kids Resort to World Cup fever at the Perot, discover the biggest family adventures hitting the Dallas area in 2026.
How To Live Like a Bridgerton in Dallas
From high tea to candlelit concerts, discover Regency-inspired delights in the area ahead of Bridgerton’s upcoming season premiere on Jan. 29.
Bella Hadid Splits with Her Fort Worth Boyfriend
If you’re planning to throw a party in North Texas, cancel that invitation to Bella Hadid.
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You Need to Head North for the 2026 Denton Black Film Festival This Week
Your early look at one of the best festivals of the year, offering an immersion of creativity through film, music, spoken word and more from Black artists.
The Most Anticipated Attractions Opening in North Texas in 2026
A record-breaking roller coaster, a new kid’s theme park and a 20,000-capacity amphitheater, oh my!
All That’s Left of You Filmmaker Cherien Dabis Confronts Palestine’s Unspoken History
Experience the quiet rebellion of humanity in a poignant exploration of generational trauma and resilience, now playing at the Angelika at Mockingbird Station.
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Tired of Bars? Dallas Has Many Other Third Spaces
Your favorite third space doesn’t have to require sticky floors and a hangover. Here are nine spots in the city that offer a different kind of fun.
How a North Texas Director Turns 30-Second Commercials Into Resonant Art
A true poet of prime time, Nolan Goff channels the spirit and scenery of North Texas into national commercials with stars like Sarah Michelle Gellar.
Dallas Artist Han Cao Stitches New Life into Forgotten Memories with Second Nature
The local fiber artist weaves memory, identity and transformation into her new solo exhibition at Art on Main.
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Dallas Given Until End of the Month To Plan Removal of Rainbow Crosswalks
The city’s request for an exception to Gov. Greg Abbott’s order requiring the removal of the rainbow crosswalks has been denied.