With Boost From Tony Hawk, Garland’s Skatepark Will Celebrate Local Skateboard Pro Jon Comer
The Boneyard will be renamed in honor of the inspirational disabled extreme athlete.
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69-Year-Old Juicy Jan Will Make Her Burlesque Debut in Deep Ellum
At 69, Juicy Jan proves it’s never too late to chase your dreams, even if your dream is to be a burlesque dancer.
Blazing Saddles At 50: Original, Offensive and Overflowing with Dallas Flavor
Despite its unwoke language, Mel Brooks’ classic still devastates all the ‘isms.’
Inside the Very Real New World of AI Dating
Dating is such trash that lonely humans in particular are falling for AI companions. Is this a bad thing?
A Bond Election Could Spell the End of Dallas Skateparks, but Activists Are Hopeful
Dallas’ skateparks have received millions in funding, but their fate is up to voters.
Are You Ready for Hip-Hop Orchestra?
The event is for “anyone,” says the organizer: classical and hip-hop fans and everyone in between.
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15 Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders Who Went on to Bigger and Better Things
Many former Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders have gone to bigger and better things, ranging from reality TV to performing in bands to even scouting for the NBA.
Behind the Scenes at Cirque du Soleil’s Ice Show CRYSTAL
The Cirque is back in town (and on ice) with shows in Frisco and Fort Worth.
Dallas Weed Dealers Confirm Dry January Spiked Sales, But It’s Not All Good News
Dallas weed dealers say their sales rose in Dry January, but now they have different competing factors to worry about.
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UNT President Neal Smatresk Announces Resignation
Having served as president for a decade, Smatresk will remain at the university and teach biology.
15 (Mostly Free) Events To Celebrate Black History Month in Dallas
Forget boring lessons. Learn about Black history and culture through plays, comedy shows and even tequila tastings in Dallas.
Folk Artist Jackdaw Makes ‘Low-Brow Linocuts for Poor People’
The Fort Worth artist says there’s enough art for rich people. And just wants to make you laugh with his folk art.
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Bishop Arts Theatre Center To Hold a One-Act Festival on Racial Justice
The plays by local writers are inspired by a book by Heather McGhee that analyzes racism and social justice.
FIFA Announces Dallas Will Host 9 World Cup Matches
The World Cup is coming to the U.S. But which games will take place in Dallas?
Happy Mediums: 10 North Texas Artists to Watch in 2024
Regional artists are using hair, eggs and even conventional materials to create some of the best art we’ve seen.
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A Texas Film Incentive Pays Off With a New Taylor Sheridan Show Production
Billy Bob Thornton and the creator of Yellowstone are some of the big names behind a new series.
Where To See a Classic Movie in Dallas This Spring
All caught up on current releases? Here are some classic film screenings in Dallas to check out.
10 DFW Stand-Up Comics To Keep on Your Radar in 2024
If you’re looking for some new sources of laughs, keep an eye on these Dallas comedians.
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A Ranking of Fictional Texas Characters by Accuracy
From Hank Hill to Sue Ellen Ewing, some Texas characters are simply truer Texans than others.
The Coolest, Best and Cheapest Things To Do in Dallas for Valentine’s Day
Every Valentine’s Day seems to sneak up on us, but no matter your situation, we have a creative event for you.
Dragon Garden in Oak Lawn Is Gone. Here’s What We Know.
Two years after Dragon Garden was torn down, fans of Oak Lawn’s secret park (and its many statues) still want answers.
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Tina: The Tina Turner Musical Lights Up Fair Park Music Hall
The Tina Turner Musical at Fair Park is a dazzling production, but it fails to tell us who Tina truly was.