Arts & Culture

Just like a lot of live events that had to postpone dates during the COVID-19 pandemic, the Texas Frightmare Weekend horror convention is finally get back its regular timeslot.

Few people are better at squirming their wormy way out of questions they don’t want to answer than Sen. Ted Cruz. Of course, it helps that he’s a worm.

For Marvin Washington, sleep isn’t easy to come by. The combination of CBD and melatonin helps, but most days he is out of bed by 2 a.m. If he’s lucky, 2:30.

It looks like Texas has its very own “Banksy.” There’s got to be a better name for him than “Texsy.”

Serious smokers know that the unofficial international holiday of 4/20 is not just another day to smoke weed with your friends.

Remember when you were a kid and there would be a special assembly for a visitor to do public science demonstrations or some kind of esoteric dance routine? This was nothing like any of those.

There was a moment in time this February when America’s favorite pastime might have been in jeopardy, but alas, baseball season is upon us.

We’ve all seen the downtown skyline whether it’s on the way to work, in a movie or while stuck on that one-lane exit from the southbound lane of Dallas North Tollway to Interstate Highway 35.

It was billed as the “most stupendous two-night Wrestlemania” in history, which drew mostly eye rolls from jaded wrestling fans

No trip to the movie theater or opera is comparable to the intense and core-shaking immersive experience taking place at Fair Park’s Food & Fiber Pavilion.

WWE’s marquee event, WrestleMania, hits town for a two-night show this weekend at AT&T Stadium in Arlington.