Readers Share Their Favorite Old Dallas Restaurants
Prince Hamburgers, Charcoal Broiler, Highland Park Cafeteria and Celebration are some of the most beloved and long-standing gems in Dallas.
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10 Oldest Dallas Restaurants That Are Local Institutions
In a city of churn-and-burn dining, these icons prove staying power lies in execution, not hype.
Clowning Around: How a Denton Troupe is Laughing Through the Pain
A group of clowns in Denton isn’t just honking around — they’re creating community in a dicey political climate.
Revisiting the Volcanic Influence of Pretty in Pink 40 Years Later
Somehow, one of the most iconic films of the ’80s is turning 40 this month.
New Book Inspired by Kettle Art Gallery is More Than Just Pages About Art
A new book tells the story of Kettle Art Gallery, a pillar of Deep Ellum, and the man behind the curtain.
Texas Transplant and Entertainment Heartthrob James Van Der Beek Dies at 48
Hollywood starlet turned laid-back Texan James Van Der Beek died Wednesday from colorectal cancer.
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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.
As Historical Buildings Get Torn Down, Kleberg Residents Feel Forgotten by Dallas
While code violations mount, folks in Kleberg wonder if Dallas leadership remembers they’re a part of the city.
Here’s What 2016 Sounded Like in North Texas
The internet is feeling nostialgic for 2016. So, let’s take a quick walk down music memory lane, shall we?
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How Dallas Echoes the Legacy of MLK Jr., How You Can This Weekend
From historic landmarks to vibrant community events, Dallas continues to honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s enduring legacy.
Big D at 185: Celebrating the Milestones That Built Dallas
From 185 years of Dallas grit to the shimmering legacy of Fountain Place, discover the milestones shaping our city’s past, present and future in 2026.
These Artists Are Not Coming to Dallas This Year Because They Canceled Their Shows
We’ve told you who is stopping by North Texas this year, and now we’re telling you who is not. Life is all about balance, right?
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From Synth-Pop Frontman to Dallas’ Event Maestro: The Unlikely Ballad of Richard McClure
From cracking jokes in topless bars and sharing stages with big names, the Dallas events specialist has crafted an incredible journey of reinvention.
SMU Law School Relocation Plan Upsets Alumni
A plan to move SMU’s Dedman School of Law has riled alumni, faculty and students who enjoy the beauty of the historic law quad.
Watch: Jonas Brothers Take ‘Hometown Tour’ Literally By Bringing Out Ashlee Simpson
S.O.S.: The millennial nostalgia lingering from Dickies Arena last night is infectious.
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There Are Still Tickets Left to See Andrea Bocelli in Dallas
The Italian tenor is one of the most recognizable voices in the world, performing at American Airlines Center on Dec. 4.
David Byrne Dazzled in Long-Awaited Return to Dallas
We attended the first night of the multi-hyphenate’s spectacular Who Is the Sky Tour at Music Hall at Fair Park.
From Dhaka to Dallas: Inside the Sudden Rise of Bangla Underground Music
Gonojowar, Aux4D, Melody Lane and more are driving this grassroots movement with their fusion of Bangla lyrics with rock and metal sounds.
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The 10 Best Songs About Being Grateful
DJ Khaled, Jay-Z, Celine Dion, Carrie Underwood and more of our favorite songs about being thankful to celebrate Thanksgiving.
Dear Iron Maiden, Don’t Skip Dallas on Your World Tour
We’ve sold out your shows and braved bathroom brawls for your merch. It’s time you announce a Dallas date in 2026.
Guns N’ Roses Announce World Tour With Arlington Show in 2026
The powerhouse rock icons expand their 2025 tour and will release two new songs “Nothin” and “Atlas” on Dec. 2.
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Texas Theatre to Take Dallas Deeper Into the JFK Assassination This Weekend
Get the tinfoil hats out, because pop culture historian Miriam Linna is ready to connect Dallas film The Giant Gila Monster to JFK, Jack Ruby and more.