What an insanely lasting pop culture reference, right? Since its premiere in 1965, we’ve been calling mismatched BFFs and roomies, odd couples. If something has that kind of impact, to essentially transcend slang, it’s gotta be a sign of a classic.
March isn’t usually the most exciting time of the year. In Texas, it’s when the weather can’t make up its mind on whether it wants to be cold, hot or throwing tornadoes at us and it’s when we lose an hour of sleep to the meaningless beast we call Daylight Savings Time (hopefully not for much longer).
Conventions have become a steady and lucrative stream of revenue for celebrities, and if anyone needs a gig, it’s Gina Carano.
Female representation may be gaining momentum but its track record looks appalling even among some of the most enlightened and groundbreaking films.
As a college town, Denton has long been synonymous with DIY concerts, 21-and-up bars and a lot of hangovers. And those who experienced this version of Denton in their 20s – or before having kids – may wonder why there would be a reason to make the 40-or-so-minute drive from Big D to come back for an afternoon. But lean in, because this is important: Denton is best experienced with our kids.
If you haven’t taken a dive into the art form, consider this your gateway opera. The Dallas Opera presents The Barber of Seville at the Winspear Opera House (2403 Flora St.) at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, March 23, and 2 p.m. Sunday, March 27.
If you heard the 2021 hit Ed Sheeran song “Bad Habits” and immediately assumed it was about Dallas drivers, you’re not alone.
The Price is Right has been on the air for 50 years. Just let that sink in for a moment. Generations of retired grandparents, kids on sick days and people in hospital waiting rooms have seen at least one episode of TV’s longest-running game show. There are more episodes of…
Plans to turn the old AirHogs basketball stadium in a Major League Cricket stadium are about to kick off, or whatever the terminological equivalent of “kicking off” in cricket may be.
Artist Dora Reynosa stands in front of a canvas propped up by an easel, and the world falls into the distant background.
Don’t let TV snobs steer you wrong with their Sopranos, Mad Men, Breaking Bad worship: The most important television drama of our time is the spectacularly horrendous Love Is Blind.
It’s hard to imagine a guy like Lloyd Kaufman being disgusted by anything. His Troma Films production company bathes in bodily fluids, cartoonish gore and unapologetic humor.
The wild and mysterious national park in our very own way-back backyard.
Women’s representation in art still has a long way to go. The Kettle Art Gallery (2650-B Main St.) is holding a special exhibit to make sure some of the most promising female artistic in Dallas get their shot on its walls.
There is a new hot club in town fully decked out with state-of-the-art lighting, the best DJs spinning live and plenty of Instagrammable photo ops.
When it came time to start a comedy tour in America, Canadian comedian Sugar Sammy decided to start with the red states.
In less than two weeks, Austin transplant and clothing designer Melissa Anne Taylor will unveil her latest collection during a runway presentation in Fair Park.
A little over a week ago, the Russian Banya of Carrollton restaurant got a one-star review on Google totally out of the blue
There is an undeniable magic to sleeping in a huge hotel bed, especially after a long day of travel or exploring somewhere new.
Streaming is the future. If you’re still subscribed to cable, then what are you doing? Sure, there are a few live TV events each year for which you probably want a traditional television package
Brick-and-mortars are out and pop-up markets are in. With endless inflation and increasingly rising rent prices, small business owners in North Texas are ditching the brick-and-mortar business model.
Learning can actually be fun. Yes, even during Spring Break. And yes, we realize how old we sound right now. But seriously, hear us out. We remember Spring Break could be a huge bore because we didn’t have anything to do.
